I am thinking of withdrawing my funds from my insurance company.
The reason I am doing this is because my fiance is recommended to have surgery which I am foreseeing to cost a lot. I have not been able to acquire any HMOs or health insurance due to financial setbacks that I have not been able to recover from. And I thought of using the funds from my insurance company to cover any foreseeable expenses.
I thought of just withdrawing partial to keep my premium ongoing, however, I can no longer pay my premiums, resorting to one of the reasons I am thinking of withdrawing all my funds. I do have a St. Peter plan which has been completed in payment though.
I currently have a freelance job and a small business. They pay well, however, for undisclosed reasons, my expenses are almost the same as my earnings.
Should there be any money left after the hospital bills, I plan on investing the money that makes dividends and start over.
What can I do better?
The reason I am doing this is because my fiance is recommended to have surgery which I am foreseeing to cost a lot. I have not been able to acquire any HMOs or health insurance due to financial setbacks that I have not been able to recover from. And I thought of using the funds from my insurance company to cover any foreseeable expenses.
I thought of just withdrawing partial to keep my premium ongoing, however, I can no longer pay my premiums, resorting to one of the reasons I am thinking of withdrawing all my funds. I do have a St. Peter plan which has been completed in payment though.
I currently have a freelance job and a small business. They pay well, however, for undisclosed reasons, my expenses are almost the same as my earnings.
Should there be any money left after the hospital bills, I plan on investing the money that makes dividends and start over.
What can I do better?