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This is one of the biggest wastes of money. The fact is only a small handful of people will use this "Insurance" but the fees you pay out for it can really add up. They promise to pay your credit card payments should you become disabled or unemployed. That may be fine if you think that is a real threat in your life but on the average, the industry cranks in millions and most consumers never use the insurance.

Incredibly Low Rates- Agents usually show you very low policy rates to make you more attracted to their offer. Sometimes these rates are even too good to be true. Also, sometimes their "very affordable" rates can be "unaffordable" after a couple of days.

In any case, you want to be very careful and do plenty of research before you sign up for any program. There are many scams operating unfortunately. Many want you to take classes you won't need and you'll be wasting your time and money. Secondly if you do take courses online there is federal government money available for online courses. Of course your on-campus financial aid department can give you guidance too on what's available at your local college. Not a lot of courses are needed.

Perhaps a little background is necessary here. Before I started my Masters Degree program and before I had a clear direction in my life I was, as so many have been before me, sucked in to a MLM group that specialized in selling legal services as a sort of pre paid insurance type of service. It's not really a bad idea, it could be rather profitable, and handy if they had ever chosen a law firm that was willing to actually fulfill the stated requirements on their pamphlets. In reality, only about 2% of the sales agents for this group ever actually make enough to pursue its sales full time. One of the 'benefits' of being a part of this 'business' is that one can actually deduct all the losses of this 'activity' and if you engage in this business, trust me, "There Will Be Losses" .

How do we determine if a product is a proper product or not? I look at a few factors like the longevity of the product, who's behind the product, the website's look and security, the ingredients that made up the product, endorsements by both medical professionals and customers and money back guarantee policy.

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