Thứ Sáu, 28 tháng 12, 2018

Waching daily Dec 28 2018

after making my Danielle Cohn video yesterday I got a really interesting

message about the potential of abuse and this is a really important topic

especially since I know so many of you have seen Ilya nations videos so in this

video we're gonna discuss some of those topics what is up everybody this is

Chris full of rewired soul where we talk about the problem but focus on the

solution and if you're new to my channel my channel is all about mental health

and what I like to do is pull different topics from the YouTube community try to

teach you how to improve your mental and emotional well-being so any of that

stuff make sure you subscribe and ring that

notification bell so yeah before I get started this is actually a DM I got over

on Instagram so a lot of you know I'm trying to grow my Instagram to 10,000

followers so I can get that dang swipe up feature but I want to do announce

that I am going to start doing Instagram giveaways all right this will help me

grow it'll help you get some stuff so I'm gonna be giving away we wanted so

merch I'll be giving away some books not only my books but other mental health

books some of you saw I did my mental health book review of 2018 if my

favorite books I want to give some of those books away so make sure that you

follow me on Instagram with the notification bells turn down because I'm

gonna start doing some giveaways really soon

so yeah this is a DM I got over on Instagram yesterday I know I get a ton a

ton of damns from all of you I try to apply with at least a couple of them a

day but I'm super busy obviously making videos being on the discord server the

Facebook group my son my girlfriend and all of that but anyways this one really

stuck out to me and it says this I'm watching your Danielle Cohn vid right now

and I find it kind of really interesting because that's how I acted and how I was

a lot of ways when I was that age but I also know I had been through a lot of

trauma by that point I'm wondering if something may have happened to her or

someone else in influencing her to act this way because I definitely needed to

be coached to know how to act that way kids don't just know how to do that

naturally anyways really good video I liked it a lot this

is an important subject it's when they said that I'm like you

right now we should discuss it this is a mental health Channel a lot of you have

come here from my elimination videos abuse and trauma childhood trauma is a

big deal so I will say this I will say this right now this is my big huge

disclaimer in no way shape or form am I suggesting that Danielle Cohn has been

through some sort of AA you know like physical abuse okay in no way at all is

it possible absolutely it's possible for everybody right but I would never make a

claim like that unless there was some evidence maybe a case opened up against

somebody but it's definitely possible like this young woman who messaged me

she had a lot of the same behaviors but when I was talking to this young woman

who messaged me on Instagram I talked about some other things that we should

we should definitely talk about it is important for anybody who has been

through abuse or trauma or even if your childhood was a little messed up even

because this can change the way that we act and it can explain some of the ways

that we act alright so I'm gonna give a few possible explanations obviously I

don't know Danielle I'm not diagnosing here but from my experience my knowledge

of mental health there's a few things that might be going on so one of the

first things I want to talk about is the possibility of neglect right emotional

neglect physical neglect whatever it is so as children we crave attention right

we meet attention we need to build a bond with our parents or with our

caregivers or with other people so what can happen to a lot of people is is that

when they don't get the attention from their parents or their caregivers or

their family even they start seeking attention in other ways right so with

someone like Danielle Cohn that can manifest into seeking attention online

seeking validation the way that happens is our brain says okay well if they're

not giving us that love and attention I need to seek it elsewhere so my mom and

I actually talked about this in a video I'm about to release over on her channel

about dysfunctional families but we could start seeking attention elsewhere

like for me for example I grew up with an alcoholic mom she did not give me

that attention so the way that manifest for me was I was always seeking the

attention of women okay and that's something that happens on this

subconscious level we don't know that we're doing it but this can also be the

reason why people dress you know provocatively and try to get attention

that way so what I want you to do do me a favor down in the comments let me know

let me know if you can relate to any of these things from your childhood like

were you neglected as a child so you seek attention in other ways maybe it's

from you know potential partners maybe it's at work maybe it's for friend do

you have attention seeking behaviors this is really important too because I

see a lot of children get misdiagnosed with ADHD for the way they act out in

school but a lot of them are being neglected at home so they're acting out

in school you see what I mean like this is why it's so important to get proper

diagnosis because some people just have attention-seeking behaviors and they

don't have an actual mental disorder the next topic I want to talk about is

there's a possibility that Danielle cone is trying to make her parents happy or

her family happy all right like you guys like I said in my last Danielle cone

video this isn't new this is not new at all there are so many shows out there

like what is it like Dance Moms like those little childhood pageant shows and

all of that like there are so many parents out there who are trying to have

their kid be successful because they weren't successful right there's so many

parents out there with in it and it breaks my heart um like like they try to

get their kid to pursue a career that their kid might not be interested in

maybe that sports maybe that's or it maybe that's music

maybe that's becoming a doctor maybe that's becoming a lawyer or whatever it

is and what can happen is kids do that just to appease their parents even

though it's not making them happy right like it seems like Danielle likes what

she's doing but I know a lot of you might be able to relate to this you're

doing things you're pursuing a career path just to make your parents happy

right and this is very important because we need to realize that our happiness

cannot be based on what other people want us to do like can you imagine being

30 40 years old being a doctor a lawyer an athlete or something and you've never

had a passion for it like think about that you guys time is our most valuable

asset and I know these are conversations to have with your family

or your parents or whoever it is but if they're pressuring you into a career

path that you are not passionate about you need to start setting up boundaries

all right like my parents never thought that I was gonna be doing what I'm doing

but they're so proud of me and one of the reasons they're proud of me is

because I'm happy like I have a son I have a son and I do not care what he

does with his life I don't care how much money he makes I

don't need to go brag to anybody about what career path my child took all I

want my son to do is be happy with whatever he's doing whatever that is and

I will fully support him no matter what like I I had to catch myself a few times

because I used to be in like professional video games and stuff like

that so sometimes I like pressure him into like Chris dial back down back

that's what you want you got to make sure that's what they want you know what

I mean so as parents we really just kind of support our kids but if you if you're

like I don't care if you're a teenager I don't care if you're in your 20s okay

for thirteen fourteen years old like you got plenty of time to figure out what

you want to do and you need to do this you you have to take control of your

life you cannot live your life for other people because I swear to you I swear to

you it will make you miserable it will make you resent your parents or people

in your life so make sure you're doing what you you want to do but someone like

Danielle pone can feel obligated to do something like this because she's

bringing in a lot of money she's bringing in a lot of money like somebody

commented on my video yesterday and said she's not a celebrity she just has a lot

of followers and I'm like Danielle Cohn is making more money than me and you

combined right like and her parents are probably relying on that her family

might be relying on that and you guys something that has come up too is when I

say money can't make you happy like you guys money might make you less stress

but it can't guarantee your happiness right like I see people say well if I

could pay my family's bills did I be happy no because you pay the family's

bills and you have no guarantee that that will even make them happy you have

a false unrealistic expectation that you buying something for somebody else is

going to make you happy because they have less stress in their life too I

hope that makes sense the last thing I want to talk about is how the message

said like you know young people don't do these

types of like you know provocative photos or sexy photos or whatever it is

without being coaching and I was talking to her about on Instagram is like I open

a much different time like if it was somebody who grew up in my time and like

I'm not super old I'm only 33 but like in the 90s before social media and stuff

yeah it would make sense that somebody would have to be posting this but you

guys like this is why we need to have conversations with our children about

value systems because Danielle code doesn't need to be coached by her

parents she doesn't need to be coached by you know a predator if you will like

look at social media look at look at what our kids are learning like look at

people like kit the Kardashian family right look at people like Tana mojo you

know what I mean young people are seeing and they're

making these connections like oh if that could just be beautiful or maybe if I

posed like this person and stick my butt out or do the duck lips or whatever it

is then people will like me then I will get attention then I will be popular

then I will be famous started out a down right so this is why we need to talk to

our children about their value systems because so many kids are growing up

thinking and I know a lot of you do too and you can leave comments on this as

well so many of us think if I could get this many followers then I'll be happy

if I could make this much money then I could be happy right and what we're

doing is some of us are sacrificing our morals and values and then we're

confused right then we get older and we're confused why oh my god people only

want me for my body not for my body my body ain't that great I like let me let

me make it perfectly clear to there's nothing wrong with this like love your

body appreciate your body if you got it flaunt it girl do yo thing alright but

we just need to check in with our value systems and we need to recognize like is

this healthy or unhealthy behaviors but we also need to realize too that our

children don't even need to be coached by us anymore

because they're being coached by social media they're being coached by YouTube

they're being coached by magazines does anybody read magazines they're being

coached by all these other things we as parents need to coach them right like

it's good to be fit it's good to be healthy if you want to be you know a

bodybuilder or you know get physically fit or whatever the heck it is go ahead

and do it okay but just realize that we are setting our kids up

for failure if we're making them think you need to look a certain way in order

to be successful or you need to take these types of pictures in order for

people to notice you because that's not the way the things should be alright

anyways let me know down in the comments below if you can relate to any of the

topics that I went over growing up whether you were neglected whether you

were doing things to appease your family or whether you were coached by like what

you see on social media or the news or magazines or whatever it is alright

anyways again just a reminder I'm going to be doing a lot of giveaways over on

Instagram so make sure you follow me after we wired so with notification

bells tend on alright but that's all I got for this video if you like this

video please give it a thumbs up if you do make sure you subscribe every like

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alright thanks so much for watching I'll see you next time

For more infomation >> I'm Worried About Danielle Cohn - Duration: 12:01.

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One piece Amv look what you made me do - Duration: 3:42.

I don't like your little games Don't like your tilted stage

The role you made me play Of the fool, no, I don't like you

I don't like your perfect crime How you laugh when you lie

You said the gun was mine Isn't cool, no, I don't like you (oh!)

But I got smarter, I got harder in the nick of time

Honey, I rose up from the dead, I do it all the time

I've got a list of names and yours is in red, underlined

I check it once, then I check it twice, oh!

Ooh, look what you made me do Look what you made me do

Look what you just made me do Look what you just made me

Ooh, look what you made me do Look what you made me do

Look what you just made me do Look what you just made me do

I don't like your kingdom keys They once belonged to me

You ask me for a place to sleep Locked me out and threw a feast (what!?)

The world moves on, another day, another drama, drama

But not for me, not for me, all I think about is karma

And then the world moves on, but one thing's for sure (sure)

Maybe I got mine, but you'll all get yours But I got smarter, I got harder in the nick

of time (nick of time) Honey, I rose up from the dead, I do it all

the time (I do it all the time) I've got a list of names and yours is in red,

underlined I check it once, then I check it twice, oh!

Ooh, look what you made me do Look what you made me do

Look what you just made me do Look what you just made me

Ooh, look what you made me do Look what you made me do

Look what you just made me do Look what you just made me do

I don't trust nobody and nobody trusts me I'll be the actress starring in your bad dreams

I don't trust nobody and nobody trusts me I'll be the actress starring in your bad dreams

I don't trust nobody and nobody trusts me I'll be the actress starring in your bad dreams

I don't trust nobody and nobody trusts me I'll be the actress starring in your bad dreams

(Ooh, look what you made me do) (Look what you made me do)

(Look what you just made me do) "I'm sorry, the old Taylor can't come to the

phone right now" (Ooh, look what you made me do)

"Why?"

(Look what you made me do) "Oh, 'cause she's dead!" (oh!)

Ooh, look what you made me do Look what you made me do

Look what you just made me do Look what you just made me

Ooh, look what you made me do Look what you made me do

Look what you just made me do Look what you just made me do

Ooh, look what you made me do Look what you made me do

Look what you just made me do Look what you just made me

Ooh, look what you made me do Look what you made me do

Look what you just made me do Look what you just made me do

For more infomation >> One piece Amv look what you made me do - Duration: 3:42.

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ELECTRIC EEL SONG | Space Dragon & Kim - Duration: 2:54.

♪ Space Dragon & Kim ♪

- [Narrator] The following is a song

about dancing like you touched an electric eel.

We would like to warn you

that actually touching an electric eel

is a really, really bad idea.

Okay?

♪ Dance like you touched an electric eel ♪

♪ Dance like you touched an electric eel ♪

♪ Dance like you touched an electric eel ♪

♪ Zap, zap, zap, zap ♪

♪ Squeal ♪

♪ Dance like you touched an electric eel ♪

♪ Dance like you touched an electric eel ♪

♪ Dance like you touched an electric eel ♪

♪ Zap, zap, zap, zap ♪

♪ Squeal ♪

♪ Everything in the universe is made up of atoms ♪

♪ From cars to asteroids ♪

♪ And even giraffes named Adam ♪

♪ Atoms are made of tiny things called ♪

♪ Protons, neutrons, and electrons ♪

♪ When electrons jump from one thing to another ♪

♪ Electricity is born ♪

♪ Some objects attract electrons more than others ♪

♪ Like copper, steel, and aluminum ♪

♪ But not plastic, nor rubber ♪

♪ So if you ever wondered why you get shocked ♪

♪ When you go down a plastic slide ♪

♪ You get electrons on you, from friction ♪

♪ Then they jump to the metal bits, on the side ♪

♪ But there are a billion different videos ♪

♪ On the internet ♪

This is the emo part.

♪ Teaching kids about electricity ♪

♪ But this is the best one yet ♪

♪ 'Cause in this one you get to let loose ♪

♪ And do whatever you feel ♪

♪ You get to dance like you just got shocked ♪

♪ By a huge electric eel ♪

So.

♪ Dance like you touched an electric eel ♪

♪ Dance like you touched an electric eel ♪

♪ Dance like you touched an electric eel ♪

♪ Zap, zap, zap, zap ♪

♪ Squeal ♪

♪ Dance like you touched an electric eel ♪

♪ Dance like you touched an electric eel ♪

♪ Dance like you touched an electric eel ♪

♪ Zap, zap, zap, zap ♪

♪ Squeal ♪

♪ Electric eels, like other fish use a thing ♪

♪ Called electrolocation ♪

♪ They send out tiny volts in the dark ♪

♪ To sense what's around them ♪

♪ But electric eels have these special cells ♪

♪ Called electrocytes ♪

♪ They're like a bunch of batteries that shock ♪

♪ With 600 volts of might ♪

♪ Underwater creatures are super freakin' weird, dude ♪

♪ We got electric ones ♪

♪ And glowing ones ♪

♪ And camouflage octopuses too ♪

♪ But my favorite one would definitely ♪

♪ Win a cage against a seal ♪

♪ Now dance like you just got shocked ♪

♪ By a huge electric eel ♪

Okay.

♪ Dance like you touched an electric eel ♪

♪ Dance like you touched an electric eel ♪

♪ Dance like you touched an electric eel ♪

♪ Zap, zap, zap, zap ♪

♪ Squeal ♪

♪ Dance like you touched an electric eel ♪

♪ Dance like you touched an electric eel ♪

♪ Dance like you touched an electric eel ♪

♪ Zap, zap, zap, zap ♪

♪ Squeal ♪

♪ Dance like you touched an electric eel ♪

♪ Dance like you touched an electric eel ♪

♪ Dance like you touched an electric eel ♪

♪ Zap, zap, zap, zap ♪

♪ Squeal ♪

♪ Dance like you touched an electric eel ♪

♪ Dance like you touched an electric eel ♪

♪ Dance like you touched an electric eel ♪

♪ Zap, zap, zap, zap ♪

♪ Squeal ♪

For more infomation >> ELECTRIC EEL SONG | Space Dragon & Kim - Duration: 2:54.

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Black Mirror Bandersnatch Explained: There Is No Choice - Duration: 4:23.

All Black Mirror episodes have a point, a meaning behind their existence.

There's always something Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker is trying to get across with

each episode, and Bandersnatch, the interactive movie, has a point too.

And no, it's not trying to make you tear your hair out while trying to make the best

choice for poor Stefan.

With all the permutations and endings, Bandersnatch comes down to one thing, in the end there's

no choice.

People don't have full control in their lives, we're all under the command of something.

Just like Pac Man himself.

If you didn't already know, there's no happy ending for Stefan.

No matter what choice you make, whether it's hanging out with Colin and making him jump

off his balcony, having a weird kung fu fight with your therapist, which is hilarious by

the way, finding out your dad has been experimenting on you since you were a kid, or trying to

explain to Stefan you're controlling him via Netflix, it all ends badly.

There's no happy ending.

And that's the brilliant point here.

You see, by you giving the false hope of reaching the "true" ending for this film, Black

Mirror and Charlie Brooker are actually controlling us, the viewer, in a nice little Black Mirror

twist.

Think about it, how many points did you try to reach a different path or make a different

choice after things didn't go your way.

I realized what was happening here when I decided to make the Bandersnatch game with

the game company in the beginning.

But this was immediately the wrong choice, as Colin pointed out.

The game turned out horribly and I was forced to make the other choice, to make the game

by myself.

At first I was a bit disappointed, thinking this isn't really an interactive movie with

full freedom to make any choice you want.

There's still a path Charlie Brooker wants you to take.

But I quickly realized that was the point.

There is no choice.

The episode controls you in a few brilliant ways.

The first of which is by presenting you with the first decision, choosing which cereal

to eat.

This symbolizes the pointlessness to this whole story and the rest of the dozens of

choices you're going to make.

People have even been making jokes thinking their choice of cereals plays a role in Setfan's

mind.

But we all know that's not true.

The other big way the movie constantly controls you is by the scores that reviewer hands out

to the game after each ending.

You're always striving to get those 4 or 5 stars, thinking by achieving that score

that is how you "win" or get the best ending out of Bandersnatch.

It's like a carrot at the end of the stick, but like everything else here, with Stefan

taking out his dad or going to jail or jumping off the balcony, does that score even matter

by the end?

Were those 5 stars really worth it?

We do care, cause we keep trying to go back and make different choices.

You see, Stefan's fate was sealed right when he decided to make the game in the first

place.

He has no other outcome in life but a tragic one due to this fateful decision.

Whatever happens after doesn't matter.

When you take an acid trip with Colin, which happens if you decide to follow him, he says

a brilliant analogy for this movie and life in general.

The big point Black Mirror is making here.

He talks about the classic game PAC Man.

Colin explains that good old Pac here is stuck in an existential crisis.

He thinks he's in full control trying to beat each maze, thinking there's a way out

in the end.

And when you play Pac Man you're thinking that too, you want to beat the game, reach

the finale.

But in reality, all that happens is Pac keeps consuming, keeps getting chased by these ghosts,

which can be symbolized as demons in our heads and the people that hurt us, and keeps going

in circles, in an endless loop of mazes that all look alike.

And, well, that's exactly how life is as well.

We make all of these decisions in our lives, picking a career, going to college or not,

relationships, marriage, having kids, moving, choosing our hobbies, what we like or don't

like, all to make us feel happy in the end.

We're all chasing that picturesque perfect lifestyle that's constantly advertised by

society in various ways.

We want comfortable lives, we want money, we want love, we want to feel loved, we want

to be happy, the same exact way we want Stefan and Pac Man to be happy.

But all those choices we make along the way aren't ours, they're influenced by the

world/environments around us.

We are meeting the demands of societies.

Are we all really in full control, choosing to live the lives we're all currently living?

Or is the system in general just in control instead.

The establishments, the norm, the things we know?

That's the big question Charlie Brooker and Black Mirror is asking and presenting

us.

To see this message play out in an ambitious interactive way, which will definitely push

entertainment forward, is impressive.

These same themes have been explored before, like in the Matrix for example, but Bandersnatch

is impressive nonetheless.

So in the end, control is just a concept and not a reality for most people.

And Stefan is doomed to suffer for all eternity.

Pretty dark, but hey this is Black Mirror after all.

What else were you expecting?

For more infomation >> Black Mirror Bandersnatch Explained: There Is No Choice - Duration: 4:23.

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Motor Club Of America A D & D Coverage ! - Duration: 1:32.

accidental death and dismemberment insurance yeah the name sounds long and

scary but it can be an important coverage to have since a sudden accident

can change everything let's say you're a do-it-yourselfer with an extensive tool

collection one Saturday you're working on renovating your kitchen when you have

a power saw accident that destroys your right hand now not only are you injured

but you also can't return to your job as a chef workers compensation covers only

work-related accidents that's no help to you because you were injured at home

with accidental death and dismemberment insurance also known as a D and B the

benefits of your policy may help get you through your greatest challenges it's an

affordable option to supplement your insurance portfolio and you can use the

benefits however you see fit to help pay for daily living expenses

education and training for a new career or whatever needs you may have

if you suffer a loss because of a non work-related accident you'll have less

to worry about especially if your income depends on your physical health you or

your loved ones can fall back on a B and D benefits if you lose your life sight

hearing a limb or ability to speak due to a covered accident yeah the thought

of an accidental death or dismemberment happening to you can seem pretty gloomy

and a little unreal but why take a chance

consider a V and D to help you or your loved ones get through a difficult time

now that sounds like peace of mind

For more infomation >> Motor Club Of America A D & D Coverage ! - Duration: 1:32.

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Choices: Stories You Play - Big Sky Country (Chapter 16) Asha Ending {Diamonds Used} - Duration: 25:21.

Choices: Stories You Play - Big Sky Country (Chapter 16) Asha Ending {Diamonds Used}

Choices: Stories You Play - Big Sky Country (Chapter 16) Asha Ending {Diamonds}

Choices: Stories You Play - Big Sky Country (Chapter 16) Asha Romance {Diamonds Used}

Choices: Stories You Play - Big Sky Country (Chapter 16) Asha Romance {Diamonds}

Choices: Stories You Play - Big Sky Country (Chapter 16) {Diamonds Used}

Choices: Stories You Play - Big Sky Country (Chapter 16) {Diamonds}

Choices: Big Sky Country (Chapter 16) {Diamonds Used}

Choices: Big Sky Country (Chapter 16) {Diamonds}

For more infomation >> Choices: Stories You Play - Big Sky Country (Chapter 16) Asha Ending {Diamonds Used} - Duration: 25:21.

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Can I Buy More Than One Life Insurance Policy? | Quotacy's Q&A Fridays - Duration: 4:48.

Welcome to Quotacy's Q&A Friday

where we answer your life insurance questions.

Quotacy is an online life insurance agency

where you can get life insurance on your terms.

I'm Jeanna and I'm Natasha.

Today's question is:

can I buy more than one life insurance policy?

The answer is yes.

You can own multiple life insurance policies

as long as the amounts are justified

and you do not go over your insurability limit.

Your insurability limit is the total amount of coverage

you can be insured for across all policies at one time.

This limit is usually quite large and most people

don't have any problems keeping under the amount.

And it's actually quite common to own

multiple life insurance policies on yourself.

This strategy is called laddering and can be helpful

in saving you money over the years.

Your needs change as life goes on.

For example, most young families have the greatest financial need

during the first 20 years after starting a family.

But after kids are grown and out of the house,

your coverage needs diminish.

By laddering policies, you can layer multiple policies

in such a way that you have varying amounts

of life insurance coverage throughout the years,

but the coverage overall decreases as your need for it decreases.

It ensures you aren't paying for more coverage

that you don't need.

Let's look at an example to help illustrate this strategy.

Rhett and Scarlett are married and just purchased a home.

They also have two young children, both toddlers.

Rhett and Scarlett each purchase a 30-year term life insurance policy

with $250,000 in coverage.

This ensures that if either of them were to die unexpectedly,

the mortgage can be paid off

and the family would not have to be uprooted.

They also each purchase a 20-year $250,000 term life insurance policy

to provide the surviving parent the necessary financial support

to raise their children if either Rhett or Scarlett died suddenly

before the children were independent.

Lastly, Rhett and Scarlett each purchase a small

$50,000 whole life insurance policy.

This coverage lasts their entire lives

and can help cover end-of-life expenses.

Now let's take a look at why this strategy

can save Rhett and Scarlett money.

Let's say instead of laddering the previous policies

Rhett and Scarlett decided to just each buy

a whole life insurance policy to cover all their needs.

They each buy a $500,000 whole life policy that will

provide funds to cover the mortgage, raise their children,

and help with final expenses—no matter when they die.

These policies do accumulate cash value and can provide dividends,

but on a monthly basis, a $500,000 whole life insurance policy

will cost Rhett about $517 per month and Scarlett $433 per month.

Or let's say Rhett and Scarlett decide to each buy

a $500,000 30-year term policy to cover all their needs

instead of two $250,000 policies with different term lengths.

With the laddering strategy, Rhett is paying a total of $37 per month

for both policies for the first 20 years until the first policy ends.

Then he only pays $23 per month

for the remaining 10 years of his 30-year term policy.

And you can see Scarlett pays even less.

If Rhett instead purchased the one 30-year policy

with a face amount of $500,000,

Rhett would pay $38 per month all 30 years.

Over the long run, if Rhett outlives his policies,

with this ladder strategy he would save himself $2,040.

And Scarlett saves herself $1,440.

The laddering strategy can save you some money

while simultaneously making sure all your needs

are covered through the years.

Most families do not need $500,000 in permanent life insurance,

and a household spending nearly $1000 each month

on life insurance coverage could spell financial disaster

for most realistic budgets.

However, laddering term life insurance coverage

with a small whole life policy

can be very beneficial.

And not all families even need whole life insurance coverage at all;

oftentimes term life insurance in addition to your

everyday savings and emergency fund

can provide the right amount of financial protection.

In many cases you can save money by owning multiple life insurance policies,

but it's important to note that each policy has a fixed policy charge.

So by owning more than one,

you would be paying more than one annual policy fee.

However, all the quotes we showed in the previous examples

did include these charges,

and our fictional friends still saved money.

If you're unsure what type of life insurance you need,

how much to buy, or if laddering is a smart strategy for you,

we can help you figure it out.

Thanks for watching!

If you have any questions about life insurance,

make sure to leave us a comment.

And if you have any questions regarding today's topic,

check out the blog link posted below.

Otherwise, tune in next week when we talk about

when you should review your life insurance policy.

Bye!

For more infomation >> Can I Buy More Than One Life Insurance Policy? | Quotacy's Q&A Fridays - Duration: 4:48.

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Right through you #alanismorissette cover 12-28-18 - Duration: 3:05.

Wait a minute man You mispronounced my name

You didn't wait for all the information Before you turned me away

Wait a minute sir You kind of hurt my feelings

You see me as a sweet back-loaded puppet And you've got meal ticket taste

I see right through you I know right through you

I feel right through you I walk right through you

You took me for a joke You took me for a child

You took a long hard look at my ass And then played golf for a while

Your shake just like a fish You pat me on the head

You took me out to wine dine, sixty nine me But didn't hear a damn word I said

I see right through you I know right through you

I feel right through you I walk right through you

Hello Mr. Man You didn't think I'd come back

You didn't think I'd show up with my army And this ammunition on my back

Now that I'm Miss Thing Now that I'm a zillionaire

You scan the credits for your name And wonder why it's not there

I see right through I know right through you

I feel right through I walk right through you, you

For more infomation >> Right through you #alanismorissette cover 12-28-18 - Duration: 3:05.

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Choices: Stories You Play - Big Sky Country (Chapter 16) Juliette Ending {Diamonds Used} - Duration: 23:41.

Choices: Stories You Play - Big Sky Country (Chapter 16) Juliette Ending {Diamonds Used}

Choices: Stories You Play - Big Sky Country (Chapter 16) Juliette Ending {Diamonds}

Choices: Stories You Play - Big Sky Country (Chapter 16) Juliette Romance {Diamonds Used}

Choices: Stories You Play - Big Sky Country (Chapter 16) Juliette Romance {Diamonds}

Choices: Stories You Play - Big Sky Country (Chapter 16) {Diamonds Used}

Choices: Stories You Play - Big Sky Country (Chapter 16) {Diamonds}

Choices: Big Sky Country (Chapter 16) {Diamonds}

Choices: Big Sky Country (Chapter 16) {Diamonds Used}

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