Changing Your Life Insurance Beneficiary
Posted: January 3, 2020
Changing Your Life Insurance Beneficiary If you have dependents, such as children or a nonworking spouse, you probably have a life insurance policy. We hope you do. But it is important to remember that as your life circumstances change, your policy needs to change as well. When you purchased a life insurance policy, you named at least one beneficiary (the person or people who will...
Having Kids = Needing Life Insurance
Posted: April 3, 2018
If You Have Children, You Probably Need Life Insurance According to a recent article in The Motley Fool, an alarming 75% of millennial parents currently do not have life insurance. A study by online platform Bestow indicated the reasons given by the millennials - the need to research insurance options and insufficient time - show they're falling short when it comes to insuring their own...
How Much Life Insurance Do You Need?
Posted: October 6, 2017
How to Calculate Your Life Insurance Needs It's hard to generalize when it comes to life insurance. What one family needs may differ drastically from what another family in similar circumstances requires. How can you know if you have enough? One way to determine how much life insurance you need is to peg it to 10 times your yearly income. This method, however, doesn't provide...
Simple Life Insurance Buying Tips
Posted: March 3, 2017
Insider Tips Make Buying Insurance as Easy as 1-2-3 Without a knowledge of industry terms, buying life insurance can seem complex and confusing. A little research (and some guidance from your agent) goes a long way toward finding the policy you need without a lot of hassle. When looking into life insurance, consider the following key components. 1. Determine your need for life insurance Different...
Life Insurance When You Are Older?
Posted: August 28, 2016
5 Reasons Why Retirees May Need Life Insurance If you're retired, your house is paid off, and your children are self-sufficient, is there any reason to continue carrying life insurance later in life? Perhaps not. Generally speaking, life insurance is intended to replace lost income if you die prematurely; if you're no longer working, there's no income to replace. But before you let your policy...
