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M arch 22, 1995 • T he P ori l and O bserver P age B4 Young? New in Job Force? Don’t Overlook Insurance, Planners Say Fact: A survey of financial plan (NU) - Young people in ihe work place often wonder what part of their ners who get tees lor their services paychecks to spend on life insurance. (they do not sell a financial prod To figure out what makes finan uct) shows that 90 percent of them cial sense, it helps to be able to sep believe a good life insurance policy arate fact from fallacy about life in is the foundation of the modern in vestment portfolio. It provides fi surance. Fallacy: You don't need to buy nancial protection for families and it is still the only financial product that life insurance if you get it at work. Fact: A lot of people don't get — from the moment of purchase — enough life insurance from employ provides a family with the resources ers. According to the American it needs when a breadwinner dies. Fallacy: People with medical Council of Life Insurance, most em ployers offer insurance equal to problems cannot get life insurance. Fact: Because of advances in twice the em ployee’s salary. For a medicine and underwriting, more family with children, that may be too little. It also is important to know that and more people who once may have if you change jobs, the insurance been denied life insurance are get ting it. In the past, people with dia may not travel with you. Fallacy: Life insurance is out betes had a hard time getting insured. dated. co$T R $ °UTTE was invited to the northeast Portland school to talk about a career in journalism. IM* NEW * RETURNS OVERSTOCK 335-5985 4 0 6 9 N.E. M.L.K. BLVD. PORTLAND. OR WAREHOUSE OUTLET r i 50 1 I I % O FF A N Y IT E M ! 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