I’ve got a couple of life insurance policies for my husband and myself. One thing I have always wondered about is the differences from one company to another.

There are a bunch of different companies out there and trying to understand what is being offered is sometimes hard to understand. I men there is cheap term life insurance and then there is the expensive stuff.

What is the meaning of ‘term’ life insurance, and the life insurance that you can build equity for possible loans later? Is there an easy explanation? I have no idea. I do know that what we have will be enough to pay for a funeral and also pay for some of the debts that we have. Some policies (I guess it’s called debt forgiveness) would pay off balances on some debts, another will just pay a basic amount. I’m not really sure that we have the minimum or need more. All I can say is that life goes on. Now that I’m happy about.

I’m confused. That’s nothing new, but I’m confused.

When i type in things, sometimes the thing that I wanted to be capitalized -ain’t. Sometimes the things that I do NOT want CAPITALIZED – are. Oy vey.Of course that isn’t even talking about the times that my fingernails hit more than just the key that I am aiming at. It looks really funny to see words that have extra numbers in t6hem, or even foreign char5acters= are included. I used to bite my fingernail and I am happy that now I can grow them to my choice without my teeth interfering. No it’s not gibberish, it’s just me and my fingers. Sometimes they get ahead of me. My thoughts will race as I consider what to type, what to say.

Are my fingers too fast, are my thoughts not quite as organized as I thought? Or am I just a klutz and need to be more careful? It takes some thought or maybe not. Proof reading can help. As long s I remember how to spell. Spell check helps, as long as I use the correct word. If instead of it, or is, or in for one example. Oh the things I could say. Doesn’t mean that people would understand me. It doesn’t mean that I am typing a foreign language, it’s just my fingers.