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National Day of Prayer on Thursday,

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Over the 33 years Ive

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Do you own what you sell?

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during their working years,

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annuity allows for tax-deferral

of any growth realized in the

contract; while the mutual

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able, are reachable without a

government penalty prior to

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an emergency need or a newcar. In my case those funds

were needed for my first home

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as our family grew to 4 chil-

dren. I started accounts for

each of our kids shortly after

their birth to accumulate for

college, a car for them and for

their retirement plans. While

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of their accounts and the

retirement accounts for my

wife and I. However, should I

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ance would swoop-in and save

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financial ruin. Every month I

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funds and annuities, my IRAs

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plans.

I both preach and prac-

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have the financial resources to

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Over the three decades thathave passed since my entering

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some of the products I sold

myself, like health insurance

and the mutual funds I invest-

ed in to pay for my two older

childrens college expenses

taking absolutely no loans in

their names or mine. The

mutual funds continued to

grow over the contributions so

I had the opportunity to with-

draw again to purchase a sec-

ond home, then a third and

more, all with no mortgages.

My Simplified Employee

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have grown to the point now

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continue to leave a bequest

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My wife and I have prac-ticed what we preached for

over thirty years, utilizing the

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policies and strategies that we

professed and marketed to our

prospects and clients of the

day, of the months, of the

years and over the decades

that have gone by. As new

and improved innovations

presented themselves, it was

incumbent upon me to inform

my clients that an opportuni-

ty for upgrading was available

and in addition to myself and

family, they should upgrade

too!

These are the things that

a well-versed, competent, pro-

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does for his clients and if your

financial planner is not work-

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Does he or she practice what

they preach and teach? It is agreat question that in my

opinion needs to be asked and

the answer given to you by

your financial advisor.

A few years ago, I almost

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disability policies too. Further,

my designees required the

usage of 3 legal documents my

estate planning attorney pre-

pared, the Health Proxy, the

Power of Attorney and the

Living Will! Fortunately,

everything and everyone was

prepared and empowered to

act on my behalf and with the

financial resources to do so. I

recovered from my cardiac

ordeal to write this columntoday, five years later. Like

practicing a fire drill that we

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each of us must be prepared

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The next APG Retire-

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Sunday, May 10th at 2pm.

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Madeleine Johannes of Lincoln

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father. The brothers will be

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be danced by Isabella

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and Angelica Hofbauer of

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program is limited to 10 participants.

Please contact the Library at 973-838-3262 or www.butlerlibrary.org to register.

The Circle of Friendship, a non-

denominational support group for the

separated and divorced, meets at

7:30pm on the first and third

Thursdays each month at St. Marys

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