Nelson Nash: Teaching Your Spouse How To Be A Widow (29 of 30)

23 Aug 2022 · 11 min
10:40

Nelson Nash taught his wife Mary to manage finances as a widow using life insurance and policy loans. After a 1980 real estate crisis left him owing $500,000 at 23%, he spent 13 years replacing bank debt with insurance-based financing. Mary's projected widow income includes $30,000 yearly from Social Security, $45,000 from insurance reserves at 3%, and $500,000 death benefits split among their three children.

Questions this video answers

1980

13 years

Over $1,000,000

Over $750,000

$30,000 per year

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