Life insurance payouts rarely go through the probate process, and if our beneficiaries are already taken care of and covered, mentioning it in your will isn't really necessary, yet still optional.
Not exact matches
The surviving spouse or partner may have a small
life insurance payout from the deceased family member's employment, but it is
rarely enough money to replace lost income, and pay off your home mortgage.
Actually, term
life plans
rarely payout death claims because 1 out of every 14 term
life customers stop paying their premiums each year, according the
life insurance industry group LIMRA.