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Primary Symbol: T.BCE Alternate Symbol(s):  BCE | T.BCE.PR.A | BCPPF | T.BCE.PR.B | T.BCE.PR.C | BCEPF | T.BCE.PR.D | BCAEF | T.BCE.PR.F | T.BCE.PR.G | BECEF | T.BCE.PR.H | T.BCE.PR.I | T.BCE.PR.J | T.BCE.PR.K | BCEXF | T.BCE.PR.M | T.BCE.PR.N | T.BCE.PR.Q | T.BCE.PR.R | BCEIF | T.BCE.PR.S | T.BCE.PR.T | T.BCE.PR.Y | BCEFF | T.BCE.PR.Z | T.BCE.PR.L

BCE Inc. is a Canada-based communications company. The Company provides wireless and fiber networks. The Company operates through one segment: Bell Communication and Technology Services (Bell CTS). Bell CTS segment provides a range of communication products and services to consumers, businesses and government customers across Canada. Its wireless products and services include mobile data and... see more

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BCE Inc > Red Deer
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Post by SadieLadyCO on Apr 10, 2024 2:10pm

Red Deer

It is from and OLD Life insurance policy ALL PAID UP. Bought it when I was 28 years old. The insurance policy is $150,000.00. They wanted me to pay 6.5% but, Its my money so, agreed to 5.1%
Comment by Red_Deer on Apr 10, 2024 3:49pm
Hey SADIE__That is One HECK of a Deal for YOU !!!!! That is One Thing that I NEVER Bought__Life Insurance.
Comment by ol_griz on Apr 11, 2024 9:24am
Too many questions.  Did you have kids?  If married, was your wife independently financially secure?  Or was your estate sufficient to support her?  Did you have other dependents, like aged parents? Everybody has different needs.  When I was young and naive I bought a small whole life policy.   It had some tax advantages but a piddling return.  I did enjoy ...more  
Comment by SadieLadyCO on Apr 11, 2024 10:37am
I had young children at the time 3. Still married to same woman. My parents were in the 50ish. No I was not financial secured. It was my wife that said to take out insurance. It was cheap at the time because of age. I had a great job and the wife was working PT. Bought 2 houses made a killing. 6 sisters 3 brothers. I bought IBM when I was 26 years old. Sold it all. Made a few bucks, wish I had' ...more  
Comment by ol_griz on Apr 11, 2024 11:52am
My question was for Red Deer, who made the blanket statement which seemed to dismiss the need for life insurance.
Comment by Red_Deer on Apr 11, 2024 1:10pm
Hey GRIZZ__We raised 3 kids with a stay at home mom__NO inheritances, we were on our own in that regard back then. One reason for no LIFE was that the small amount provided by my employment with AB Gov I deemed to be sufficient as we lived way below our means lifestyle from get go__Thus did NOT need as much as pretty much everyone else our age with young kids. Other reason was my father ...more  
Comment by ol_griz on Apr 11, 2024 3:04pm
Pretty much the same here - two kids, stay at home Mom for nine years.  Of course you are right - I forgot I also had insurance at work (but supplemented that with the term).  Living below your means is key.  I could never get over how much other people spent.  Unless you have a trust fund it's best not to act as if there's an inheritance coming.  My dad didn' ...more  
Comment by Red_Deer on Apr 11, 2024 5:56pm
Hey GRZZ__Sure looks like You DID Manage your affairs Very Well too! Here are some more Non-Conventional things I have done over the past almost 5 decades now. Once Mom passed and I lived alone I figured there is virtually no risk anymore__So Cancelled my FIRE Insurance__And even if we get the Long OverDue BIG ONE out here and my house is a TOTAL WriteOff__Still WILL Have the Land Value ...more  
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