After almost 40 years of working my *** off, I’m near the point of enjoying my retirement.”Golden Years” some call it, yet is it really golden I ask you.  All I’ve known is work and even when I’ve had a week or two to sit and home and relax, I start to go stir crazy.  I think the next years will be an interesting learning experience to say the least.

Having said that, when I entered college I learned a few lessons that I remember even now.Financial well-being and security was the most important lesson of them all.Till now I have been aimed at building my nest egg lage enough to keep me going until retirement.Now that retirement days are nigh I am shifting my focus to other things.

I don’t contribute to a 401K any more, rather I will be emptying one out, which certainly will be odd.That was a cue to prepare my family and myself, to get set up for their benefit and for mine.It is unnerving for some but for me reality is that all of us pass on in our own time, and I wanted assuranc ethat financial burdwould not drag my family down.ens.  I think the hardest thing to have to deal with when my parents passed was all of the extras that come tacked onto it such as funeral expenses, medical bills that had arisen, their other debts, and even the legal fees that became associated with it all.

At that moment it was the thing I did not want to deal with, the last thing I wanted to be reminded of, so I did the research on keeping my family clear of the mess when I pass.  For that, I’ve found the one simple solution and it’s known as final expense insurance.Truly, final expense insurance is what I have been seeking.  It covers any expense that I may incur between now and then and, if they stick around after I do, they pick up the tab.  It’s truly a great thing to know that I’m relieving my family of undue stress.