Welcome to the Jill on Money Show, it's Sunday, November 27th, and we are here trying

to help you make better financial decisions.

We do that by answering your questions.

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Go to our website JillOnMoney.com, click on the contact us button.

There's a little form that pops up, write your question out, and at the bottom of the

form it says, would you be willing to join us live?

And if you would like that, Mark will arrange everything else.

That is what Greg did.

He's on the line from Minnesota.

Jill, I've got a situation where I'm 58.

My wife is 49.

We don't have any month to month debt.

Our house is paid for, and we currently have between 1.5 and 1.75 million in savings and

retirement accounts.

Great.

I've got two kids, one is in college, first year, and one is a junior in high school.

We've got 529 accounts for both of them that will pay for roughly half to two-thirds

of their undergraduate tuition, and I currently have two 20-year term life insurance policies.

One for me, one for my wife, those are in the amount of $500,000.

My question is, should I let those policies expire?

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