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What formal agreement officially established a peace plan and oulined German's future?
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 14y agowe would have to READ, blahhh!!! lol ty
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I am considering taking the cash value on myself and my wife's whole life policy and taking out a new term life policy I am 50 and my wife is 52 Is this a good idea?
Keep in mind that when you take cash out of your policy, depending on what type of cash value policy it is, it will change the longevity of the policy, the death benefit, the premiums (now you must repay the loan) and at your ages you need a permenant life policy more than you ever did before in your life. Can't you afford simple term insurance without taking the money? You really need to sit down with your agent (or if he is suggesting this, another agent or broker and get a second opinion) before you make a move. Please consider whether you still need coverage before you take the step oulined in your question. An alternative might be to effect a 1035 tax-free exchange to a guaranteed Universal Life policy. Under this scenario, you give the entire cash value of your current contracts to a new carrier, in exchange for either a like amount of death benefit of your current policies, or a larger amount of coverage...at a lower annual cost. In effect, with a "guaranteed death benefit" contract, you are purchasing "permanent term." As mentioned previously, best to discuss with a qualified life agent (preferably a CLU) to see if this will be of benefit to you. Remember, life insurance is not an investment, and cash value, while useful in an emergency or an opportunity, does not grow while it is in your policies. Cash value is really the "legal reserve" portion of your policy, which means the portion of the death benefit you are funding! So, if you have a $100k whole life policy with $10k of cash value, and you die, the insurance company pays out $90k of their money, and $10k of your money.
How many years between the birth of Jesus and Isaiah?
It is impossible to know the exact amount of years. However, Jesus was born in the year 0AD, because the previous years all ended in BC, which meant Before Christ). Jesus' birth is the beginning of the New Testament, whereas Abraham lived very early on in the Old Testament, and so there would have been several hundred, if not thousands, of years between them. About 2021 years, give or take a few, passed between Abraham's birth and Jesus' birth. BC 537 is when the captivity ended, plus seventy years of captivity is 607. 390 years passed between the captivity and Solomon's reign, and solomon reigned for 40 years, making 1037 BC. Solomon's reign began in the 480th year after Israel made it back to Canaan from Egypt. Israel were in captivity for 400 years, and they wandered in the desert for 30. 430+479=909, and 909+1037=1946 BC. Abraham was 75 at the time. 1946 BC plus 75 is 2021 BC, when Abraham was born.
