Have enough if you want to save for college for your kids

I am glad this worked out for the McVey family. At 7:31 AM, December
19, 2008, Boston Gal said Anonymous,I am sorry if I offended you. At
7:52 AM, December 19, 2008, Anonymous said I'm pretty sure everyone in
the military automatically has a 250k life policy. Have enough if you
want to save for college for your kids. My dad upped his policy before
he left for Iraq. Boston Gal Archives Popular Posts A little history
lesson about me and money - Part 1 A little history lesson about me and
money - Part 2 How could I afford my house? At 9:38 PM, December 18,
2008, Anonymous said Federally granted student loans are forgiven in the
event you die.

Title Group provides the resources of a large
title insurance company with the personal service associated with a
privately owned and operated independent title agency. Comments: At 8:08
PM, December 18, 2008, guinness416 said Is this typical? The son should
have named his wife, father, whatever as the beneficiary. FDIC insured
banks, tax payment services, and title indemnity services. I could be
wrong, but a few years ago when my husband was in the air force, that
was true. I'm not sure how it works with ones where there was a
co-signer.

Particularly the death of a child, but it is a
possibility and planning for it does not make it an inevitability. At
9:28 PM, December 18, 2008, Shawnna said About life insurance and the
military, yo u bet they do. The entire staff of Premium Title Group
invites you to sample our services and is prepared to earn your trust.
Every person should have some sort of life insurance. At 12:31 PM,
December 19, 2008, Middle Class Hick said One of the benefits the
military has is a life insurance policy. Title commitments are normally
delivered by mail or fax within 48 hours of the order date.
Contemplating a death is never an easy thing. I did not mean my comments
to be disrespectful of a dead son or grieving father. At 7:49 AM,
December 19, 2008, Anonymous said No worries BG.

But my take-away
from the sad story is that anyone who co-signs a loan should be aware
that a death does not automatically wipe out their obligation for the
loan. They get the option to start paying for it and keep the policy
when they finish their term of service. I wonder if the Father should
have purchased a life insurance policy on his son for just this
scenario. AM, December 19, 2008, Anonymous said Sorry, must have read it
wrong At 12:28 PM, December 19, 2008, DogAteMyFinances said Most
private student don't discharge on death. There was nothing offensive in
your commentary on the article. I'm quite amazed that any of the
lenders forgave the debts.

Makes you wonder if anyone who enters
into any type of co-sign situation for a loan should take out insurance?
He got an exception because of the media coverage of this sad story. We
also offer an on-line ordering order system for our customer's
convenience. At 2:16 AM, December 19, 2008, Anonymous said .

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