May 30th, 2009 | 
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eirama21 asked:
Year1-100%toward premium, yr.2-7- 75%, after yr.7 100%.Started at age 21.5, soon to be 24.Paying $100/mo., so estimate $1700-2000 paid into it so far.It’s 20year policy, no fees after year10, otherwise 5%withdrawal fee.Didn’t know much about it at the time, but been thinking to cancel policy, cut my losses(over$1500/current value$250), and take that $100mo. to low-risk mutual fund with my bank(USAA).Husband is miltary& has SGLI, FSGLI,7yr.term/$50,000.He’s 23 with 5 yrs. in so far&plans to retire in military.I have 1yr. to finsh degree, no kids yet(waiting 3-5 years),&work after I graduate until then.No major bills except new car&he deploys soon.Do you think I should cancel policy and invest$100 into my mutual fund(used as short term savings).Do you think I should get term life insurance with USAA?I am trying to learn more about insurance &investments, any suggestions?I recently opened Roth IRA$20/mo. medium risk.What would you recommend?
SGLI is $400,000 & Family SGLI, not sure. the $50,000 is separate from military and is term life insurnace for 7 years. No home mortgage. Only debt is cars, one in which we are selling since he’s deploying anyway. Braces are interest free at $2K left. Car just recently bought is $20K. Rent for me will be under $500 for everything, and he is going to be making Hawaii BAH while deployed among other extra pay. We are thinking of putting $ in Savings deposit program@10%.I have to look into it, also thrift savings plan(seems to be a 401k like plan, matched by employer). I have more ‘homework’ to do. Thanks for comments thus far.
Scotty Digiambattist
Year1-100%toward premium, yr.2-7- 75%, after yr.7 100%.Started at age 21.5, soon to be 24.Paying $100/mo., so estimate $1700-2000 paid into it so far.It’s 20year policy, no fees after year10, otherwise 5%withdrawal fee.Didn’t know much about it at the time, but been thinking to cancel policy, cut my losses(over$1500/current value$250), and take that $100mo. to low-risk mutual fund with my bank(USAA).Husband is miltary& has SGLI, FSGLI,7yr.term/$50,000.He’s 23 with 5 yrs. in so far&plans to retire in military.I have 1yr. to finsh degree, no kids yet(waiting 3-5 years),&work after I graduate until then.No major bills except new car&he deploys soon.Do you think I should cancel policy and invest$100 into my mutual fund(used as short term savings).Do you think I should get term life insurance with USAA?I am trying to learn more about insurance &investments, any suggestions?I recently opened Roth IRA$20/mo. medium risk.What would you recommend?
SGLI is $400,000 & Family SGLI, not sure. the $50,000 is separate from military and is term life insurnace for 7 years. No home mortgage. Only debt is cars, one in which we are selling since he’s deploying anyway. Braces are interest free at $2K left. Car just recently bought is $20K. Rent for me will be under $500 for everything, and he is going to be making Hawaii BAH while deployed among other extra pay. We are thinking of putting $ in Savings deposit program@10%.I have to look into it, also thrift savings plan(seems to be a 401k like plan, matched by employer). I have more ‘homework’ to do. Thanks for comments thus far.
Scotty Digiambattist
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Tags: American Amicable Life, Current Value, Term Insurance, Usaa, Withdrawal Fee
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