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Listen to Money Wise Women Get Smart Interviews -- FREE!

I've got some really exciting news about the Money Wise Women Get Smart Teleseminar Series that I just had to share it with you!

 

The Direct Selling Education Foundation is sponsoring next year's series. This means we are offering the Get Smart Series FREE! You can listen live or download the teleseminar and listen at your leisure. AND, there's more -- we're offering two monthly teleseminars focused on financial and business topics. Check out the great lineup of upcoming topics and speakers (see below). Visit www.moneywisewomengetsmart.com to sign up and listen to past interviews. I hope you'll share this with all the women in our life.

 

Warmly,

Marcia Brixey

We Must Invest in Our Women -- Especially in Hard Times

Today's Seattle Times (October 10, 2010) had an Op Ed about Investing in our women especially in hard times. The authors said "As community members, we too must invest in women. Whether you choose to act with your wallet, your time, or both, your action will make a difference. The critical role that women play in maintaining our families and community demands that we identify solutions that will foster not only an equitable recovery, but also innovative long-term solutions for women and girls -- and ultimately for all of us."

Life Insurance Should be Part of Your Financial Plan

You may think you have a solid financial plan. The paycheck you bring home on a regular basis may be more than adequate to meet the immediate needs of your family. There may even be some left over for vacation, retirement, or even college savings.

Life Insurance: Plan Today for the Unexpected Tomorrow

Life insurance is a practical way to protect your family's financial hopes and dreams, yet millions of Americans have no life insurance coverage. In fact, only 61 percent of adult Americans had life insurance protection--a decline from 70 percent in 1984. Only 41 percent have individual policies, while others depend upon group insurance, leaving them underinsured as well as vulnerable to being uninsured if they lose their job.

September is Life Insurance Awareness Month

If you were no longer there to provide for them, would your family be able to keep their home? Could your children attend college? If you answered 'no' to either of these questions, it may be time to look at your life insurance coverage.  September has been designated Life Insurance Awareness Month by the Life and Health Insurance Foundation for Education (LIFE). The Foundation is encouraging people to examine their life insurance policies to determine if they are adequately protected.