When your 18th birthday comes, it isn’t like someone magically waves a magic wand and you become...
18 Is No Longer an “Adult”
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Maggie Leyes
Maggie Leyes is Chief Creative Officer for Life Happens. She has been working in the insurance and financial services industry for more than 15 years.
Posts by Maggie
How We Protect Our Blended Family
“When we, as LGBTQ+ adults, make the decision to get into a relationship and start a family, it’s...
There’s a Generational Shift Underway With Financial Concerns
Most people are not immune to the worries of the wallet—big and small. From paying for monthly...
Single Parents: Don’t Leave Your Children’s Future to a Crowdfunding Site
More than a quarter of single parents surveyed (28%) say they’d let others raise money on a crowdfunding site to provide for their children if something happened to them.
What Women Need to Know About Life Insurance
If someone depends on you, chances are you need life insurance. Why, then, do fewer women own life insurance than men? There are some misconceptions that prevent women from getting the coverage they need.
Life Insurance: Easing Financial Concerns for Single Moms
For single moms, 52% of those with life insurance feel financially secure vs. just 30% of those who don’t have it.
Affordable Financial Security
As Hispanic Heritage Month unfolds, we feel it’s important to ensure that the Hispanic community...
What Does Your Love Language Say About Your Finances?
Did you know that how you prefer to receive love can reveal a lot about how you view your...
Life Insurance Is Only for Final Expenses
Life insurance is there to pay for funeral and burial costs, right? Yes! That’s correct. And many...
The American Dream Secured With Life Insurance
May is Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month, a time when...
5 Ways Disability Insurance Kept Life Normal for This Athlete
Scott Rider is one of the most optimistic and energetic people you could meet. He’s an avid biker,...
5 Reasons Why Having Life Insurance Is Good for You
We get it: No one wants to think about death—for us or the ones we love. And a lot of people...