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Life insurance is one of those topics most of us know we should deal with but keep putting off. In this episode of Master Your Money and Mindset, Elizabeth Hiza breaks it down into six essential questions everyone should ask before buying a policy:

  • What’s the difference between term and permanent life insurance?
  • Do you need coverage if you’re single with no kids?
  • Does your stay-at-home spouse need a policy too?
  • How much is enough and for how long?
  • What does a payout actually cover?
  • And how do you even start this conversation with your family?

Whether you’re brand new to life insurance or you’ve had a policy sitting in a drawer for years, this episode gives you the clarity and confidence to take the next step.

Barnum Financial Group presents Master Your Money and Mindset, a client-facing podcast that helps empower listeners to master their money by also mastering their mindset. Host Elizabeth Hiza, Chief Marketing Officer with Barnum Financial Group, focuses on the importance of discipline and your mindset and how your attitude towards money influences your financial decisions and actions.

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