Protecting the Money you Haven't Made

July 24, 2024 • 00:50:40
Protecting the Money you Haven't Made
Abraham's Wallet
Protecting the Money you Haven't Made

Jul 24 2024 | 00:50:40

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Steven Manuel Mark Parrett

Show Notes

We just talked about protecting the money that we have made, but what about the money that you WILL make? How do you protect your future income?

In this episode, we will discuss many types of insurance and why they are essential for protecting your family's financial well-being. Also, we will offer practical advice on maintaining job security, staying employable, and being proactive in your career. We also address the financial risks associated with divorce and the necessity of thinking multi-generationally about financial protection to provide for your family well.

Links in this Episode https://www.policygenius.com/ AW Umbrella Policy Article Just Thinking Podcast Up from Slavery, Booker T Washington Divorce & Money Matters

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