Millennials are – or are about to become – parents.
Actually, 9,000 per day if you’re keeping score at home.
So, how are we doing so far?
Good question.
Haven Life surveyed parents (with children ages 0-5) to find out what they are prioritizing when raising Generation Alpha.
Whether it’s paying for private education or buying a home in the best school district, if it’s financially feasible, most parents will do anything to give their kids the very best. Learn what states offer top public education that can be gentler on your wallet.
How do you measure success?
For us, the answer is simple. We win when our policyholders win. And, last year they won big.
When shopping for life insurance, it’s safe to say we’re all seeking the best value. We want to get the most coverage for the lowest price.
While comparing life insurance quotes across insurers is one of the best ways to secure affordable pricing, there are many other factors at play. Some of these factors are in your control, and others aren’t.
Saving money – it’s hardwired into a shopper’s economic DNA. Whether you’re buying a new car, new shoes, or just more toothpaste, finding a great deal is one of life’s little victories.
From the time they are little, many people dream about being married someday. Who will the person be? How will they meet? How many beautiful children will they have?
Typically, nowhere in those fantasies do the topics of shared financial responsibilities and preparation for the unexpected come into the equation.
But as we know, planning for a lifetime with your soulmate extends beyond just wedding arrangements and booking the honeymoon.
Becoming a parent is one of the most amazing – and terrifying – experiences a person can have. One minute, you’re an independent adult who is carefully planning their future (and sleeping past 6 a.m.). The next minute, you’re bringing your new bundle of joy home and wondering, “How am I going to keep this tiny, adorable human that is completely depending on me alive?”
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