Asia Schroeder first experienced the power of life insurance when her first husband, Peter, died in the line of duty. Later, she experienced living benefits when her family used the cash value to fund their gym. Throughout her lifetime, life insurance has provided her family with financial support.
Have you ever wondered how your loved ones would manage financially if something happened to you? Watch this video to learn the basics of life insurance and how important it is for protecting your loved ones. Next, calculate your life insurance needs and find coverage. Remember, the best time to get life insurance is right now.
Scott Rider's healthy life changed when he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s at just 47. The cognitive and physical limitations caused by the disease meant he had to give up the profession he loved. Fortunately, he purchased disability insurance when he was just starting out and increased it as his salary grew, which enabled him and his family to maintain the lifestyle they’ve always known.
Life’s milestone moments usually require a promise—to love, cherish, guard and protect. And an important part of keeping those promises is making sure your loved ones would be OK financially if something were to happen to you. That’s why there’s life insurance. Keep your promise, and insure your love.
At 68, Linda doesn't have to work. Linda purchased several annuities, which now cover 100% of her current and anticipated monthly expenses. "What appealed to me about annuities was their security and dependability—the peace of mind of not running out of money in retirement," says Linda.
Even though Katie Miller was young, she knew to plan for her family's future with life insurance. Shortly after welcoming their second son, she passed from an aggressive cancer at age 30. "Nothing can bring Katie back, but having life insurance meant we didn't lose everything," says widowed husband Stephen.
