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The following questions will help you assess your need for life insurance.
The following questions will help you assess your need for life insurance.
Q. Do I want my family to be able to continue living in our home if I should pass away unexpectedly?
Q. Do I want my family to be able to continue living in our home if I should pass away unexpectedly?
Would your family be able to maintain their current lifestyle if your contribution to the household income were to suddenly stop? Would your home and other assets be protected?
Q. Do I want my family to be insulated from the cost of my burial in increasingly uncertain economic times?
Q. Do I want my family to be insulated from the cost of my burial in increasingly uncertain economic times?
Final expenses such as funeral and burial costs are not easy for most families to bear, and this will only get worse over time. Will your family need to dip into their savings or quickly come up with the money to cover your final expenses, all while grieving their loss?
Q. Am I a provider for my family, and do I want to continue to be after I'm gone?
Q. Am I a provider for my family, and do I want to continue to be after I'm gone?
Your unexpected passing doesn't have to mean the end of your role as a protector and provider for your family. You can continue to help them cover life events and big expenses.
Q. Did I recently purchase a home, get married, start a family, or change jobs?
Q. Did I recently purchase a home, get married, start a family, or change jobs?
These major life events are a great time to look at your financial future and add security.
Q. Do I want a policy that gains cash value as I pay my life insurance premiums?
Q. Do I want a policy that gains cash value as I pay my life insurance premiums?
Your monthly premium isn't just another expense that drains your money away. Each payment could be cash back in your pocket with an LPU 65 policy.
If you answered "Yes" to ANY of these questions, you can't afford to put off life insurance any longer.
If you answered "Yes" to ANY of these questions, you can't afford to put off life insurance any longer.
A policy that protects your family and your assets in the event of your death is more affordable than you think, and 100% more affordable than the sudden, total loss of your income.
Don't wait; schedule a call today and ensure your family won't meet with financial hardship on the worst day of their lives.
But I am young and healthy. Why should I bother with life insurance now?
But I am young and healthy. Why should I bother with life insurance now?
Life insurance costs increase with age, and as your health declines. The best time to secure the most affordable policy is while you are still you are young and healthy. If you wait too long, the costs may become prohibitive, or you may become completely ineligible due to illness.
I already have a policy. I don't need another one.
I already have a policy. I don't need another one.
You can (and should) have more than one policy to maximize the benefits your family receives in the event of your death. There are also a number of FREE benefits I offer that you can secure today to enhance your existing coverage.
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