More than a quarter of single parents surveyed (28%) say they’d let others raise money on a crowdfunding site to provide for their children if something happened to them.
Some things can take a “set-and-forget” approach, but your life insurance shouldn’t be one of them! Reviewing your life insurance annually is a smart choice.
We partnered with Thai-American artist Sirin Thada to create illustrations that reflect the theme, “Life Insurance: For Anyone Who Lives.”
Life Happens’ 20th annual Life Insurance Awareness Month (LIAM) is officially here! This September marks the 20th anniversary of our biggest campaign, and we’re celebrating all month long.
As an entrepreneur, you already know that many risks and uncertainties come with running a business. However, there is one crucial element that often goes overlooked in many entrepreneurs’ business plans: life insurance.
If you currently have a term life insurance policy, you may be wondering if it’s possible to make the switch to permanent life insurance. The good news is you can, but there are some important factors to consider first.
Join Life Happens for a Facebook Chat during Life Insurance Awareness Month this September. We’ll discuss all things life insurance and living benefits!
If someone depends on you, chances are you need life insurance. Why, then, do fewer women own life insurance than men? There are some misconceptions that prevent women from getting the coverage they need.
Using both annuities and life insurance as part of your retirement strategy can give you income during your retired years, as well as a death benefit after you die.
Life insurance may not seem like a priority right now, especially with competing financial concerns. But being a young adult means you’re entering a new stage of life. Here are a few reasons to consider purchasing life insurance now as a college graduate.
While Asian Americans represent the race and ethnic group with the smallest life insurance need-gap—35% say they need life insurance or more of it—that still represents 5 million people in the AAPI community who need more coverage.
For single moms, 52% of those with life insurance feel financially secure vs. just 30% of those who don’t have it.