Welcome to Parenthood: Here’s What You Should Know About Your Policy
Posted: November 7, 2022
Becoming a new parent is an exciting, challenging, and somewhat overwhelming experience. When your child is born, you are suddenly responsible for a whole new little person. Instantly, your top priority becomes caring for and protecting your child. Life insurance plays an important role in protecting your baby boy or girl. It is a way to ensure financial support should something unexpected happen to you....
Why it's Important to Get Life Insurance While You're Young
Posted: November 7, 2022
When you’re young, you feel invincible – like nothing could ever hurt you. You’re less likely to consider life insurance, even though this is the prime time to get it. However, you never know what’s going to happen, and in my case, I’m happy I was prepared.Life-Changing NewsIt was a sunny Saturday in August when I received a diagnosis that would turn my world upside-down:...
Here’s Why You Should Buy Life Insurance for Your College Student
Posted: October 22, 2022
A college student does not typically have children or debt, other than student loans. With no dependents who rely on them, why would you buy life insurance for a child in college? No one wants to consider the death of a child. However, should this tragedy occur in your family, if you have co-signed on any loans, it can become a problem. On the positive...
Do I Have to Choose a Beneficiary? What You Need to Know
Posted: October 12, 2022
When you purchase a life insurance policy, you must name a beneficiary, or several. The listed beneficiary is the person who will receive the death benefits should you pass away before you time. A sudden death due to an accident or illness leaves the family bereft, but the life insurance benefit allows them to move forward without suffering serious financial problems. The benefits are not...
Have You Taken This Step?
Posted: September 23, 2022
We have discussed Life Insurance in other videos, which is one of the foundational components of any estate plan. The other foundational building blocks of an estate plan include a Will, Power of Attorney, and Healthcare Proxy. A Will directs distribution of your assets and can appoint guardians of minor children. If you have kids…you need a Will! Having a Power of Attorney allows someone...
