True. But it's a better example of how people should educate themselves and not take the word of an insurance salesman, or any other salesman for whatever product. There is ONLY one person that will ultimately look out for your best interest and that is YOU. By the way, I'm not knocking salesmen. I am one.
Insurance is not an investment.
I couldn't agree more. Educate yourself (learn how to do math), then go sit down and talk to the "experts" and you can seperate the good products from the bad. If you are willing to buy it someone will sell it to you.
I had a financial advisor recommended to me by a friend a few years ago. Went and sat with and listened for a hour about how I was going to be a multi-millionare by buying his insurance product. Left in a friendly way and never looked back.
