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As we close out 2023, here is a simple reminder to review your insurance policies.

Retirement should be carefree —but as it approaches, many people find the thought of maintaining and possibly running out of money over time stressful. Enter annuities. They provide you a guaranteed income stream, either for a fixed length of time or for the rest of your life.

The team at Life Happens hit the streets to ask strangers different truth/false questions about a key piece of financial protection: life insurance.

Asking Strangers About Life Insurance (Game) We stopped people on the street to ask them truth/false questions about a key piece of financial protection: life insurance. We had fun making it, and hope y...

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Gen Z adults are between the ages of 18 and 24 today… they’re young and healthy overall. So if you’re part of this generation, you may be thinking, why would I need life insurance?

I’m Gen Z… Do I Need Life Insurance? Gen Z adults are young and healthy overall. So if you’re part of this generation, you may be thinking, why would I need life insurance?

Not sure who needs to hear this, but … single moms need life insurance to protect their kids!

An adequate life insurance policy would have helped William and his family maintain their lifestyle. Without enough coverage, they had to sell his childhood home, take on more work shifts, sell cherished belongings and borrow money from family just to make ends meet. William’s story shares the importance of having enough life insurance coverage to protect your family.

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The truth is, life insurance is more affordable when you’re young and healthy. You might think life insurance is just for older people, but it’s for anyone who lives!

Instead of shying away from life insurance conversations, try discussing life insurance and what it can do for your loved ones.

With open enrollment in full swing, don’t forget to review your supplemental benefits like life insurance. Employer life insurance is a great starting point, but it may not give you enough protection. Take the time to figure out how much coverage you need.

Life Changes for Everybody After You’re Gone At 17, Yasmine lost both her parents in just three months apart. Neither parent had life insurance so she had to support herself financially working 30 hours a week as she continues to focus on her studies.

People say money is the top reason for not getting life insurance, but more than half overestimate its cost by three times or more.

While life insurance is beneficial for all households, single-parent households especially need to consider it as part of their financial strategy.

If someone depends on you financially, life insurance is a must. Make sure to talk with an insurance professional. Chances are, you’ll find out that it’s more affordable than you might think.

Many people assume that life insurance is only for married couples and families. While it's true that not all single people need life insurance, there are a number of reasons to still consider it if you’re flying solo.

Having kids can be expensive, and those expenses would only escalate if something happened to you. Think life insurance. Life insurance can help pay for the expenses that will continue for your children after you die, like house payments (rent or
mortgage), debt, current and future education needs, end-of-life costs, childcare, etc.

You’d probably say that cost is the top reason for not getting life insurance. Are we right? Fact: More than half of Americans overestimate its cost by three times or more. Take this time to schedule a meeting with your insurance agent to discuss options!

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Getting life insurance means your family won’t have to fundraise (or “crowd-fund”) for your funeral, medical bills or other financial support.

Natalee lost her father at the age of three, leaving little life insurance for her and her family to continue on. Through the Life Lessons Scholarship Program, she has learned about the importance of life insurance and even shared with us, “I will make sure I leave my children enough life insurance so they can survive without facing the hardships I now face pursuing my bachelor’s degree.”

How does your life insurance kick in and provide the benefits once you die? Let’s explore this question and more here: https://bit.ly/40luhxc.

So What Happens to Your Life Insurance After You Die? Fortunately, you made the smart decision to get life insurance to protect your loved ones financially if you pass away. Now what?

Planning for the "unknown" can show your loved ones that you've got them for life.

Life insurance allows the ones you love to continue pursuing their dreams.

Life Happens | Dream On You would do anything to protect your family and ensure they have a bright future.But have you considered how your loved ones would continue on financially i...

Life insurance ensures that your spouse can continue their lifestyle long after you're gone. Protect their tomorrow, today.

You may not be able to protect your children from every illness or accident, but you can help them be financially prepared for life’s unforeseen events.

Life as a newlywed is thrilling, with new routines and plans for the future. Among the excitement, don’t forget the importance of a strong financial plan, including life insurance. Want to look at five FAQs newlyweds have about life insurance? Read more: https://bit.ly/45AFM4y.

The truth is, family is everything. Protect the ones you love with life insurance.

If someone depends on you, chances are you need life insurance. It's surprising, however, that a lower percentage of women own life insurance compared to men. Several misconceptions may be holding women back from obtaining the essential coverage they deserve. Read more:

What Women Need to Know About Life Insurance Just 49% of women have life insurance. There are some misconceptions that prevent them from getting the coverage they need.

It's not just breadwinners who need life insurance coverage—stay-at-home parents do, too. After Teresa passed, her life insurance policy replaced the value of her labor.