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Should I base life insurance coverage on what I make now or my future income? - AOL (opens the original)
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I’m currently in medical school doing my last year of residency. The other day, a friend made me realize the need for life insurance, so that’s gotten me to think a little more carefully about the future. I’m looking at term life insurance like you recommend, but I have a question. Should I base the amount of coverage on what I’m currently making, or on what I think I’ll be earning once I’ve finished medical school and I’m working as a doctor? Congratulations, young man! You’ve been studying and
My tenant wants to break his new lease for a family emergency. Should I let him? - AOL (opens the original)
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I have a tenant whose old agreement is up soon, but he signed a new lease about a month ago. He also went ahead and gave me a deposit, plus the first month’s rent. A couple of days ago, he called and asked if we could cancel the agreement. He learned that his ex-wife has developed a serious health issue, and he’d like to move closer to her to help take care of their two kids. What should I do? I think I probably understand your situation better than most. I own several rental properties, and I k
I inherited $200,000. Should I give some to my financially immature daughter? - AOL (opens the original)
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My mother passed away recently, and I received $200,000 as an inheritance. I’m a single dad, and I’d like to share some of the money with my 28-year-old daughter. But I’m worried about doing this, because she’s sometimes impulsive and immature with money. How do you think I should approach the situation? I’m very sorry to hear about your loss. God bless you and your family during this hard time. I’ll be honest with you. I don’t like the idea of just handing your daughter money when you already k
Should you bail out a parent who can’t manage money? - AOL (opens the original)
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My husband and I are trying hard to pay off debt and get control of our finances. The other day, my dad called and asked if we could give him $400 to take care of an overdraft at his bank. My dad’s a good man, but he has never managed money well. There have even been times he has gone to friends or my grandparents for money, and he’s 60 and has a job. What do you think we should do? We’re living on a really tight budget, and I’m not sure we have $400 to spare. I understand feeling an obligation
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