The first purpose of your life insurance plan is to give your loved ones the money that they need to pay off your bills.
The first purpose of your life insurance is to help your family pay off any bills that you would leave behind if you passed away.
Not exact matches
In determining how much
life insurance you need,
first ask yourself, «What is the
purpose of the
insurance?»
Before you evaluate the pros and cons
of a
life insurance settlement,
first consider that a third party will own
insurance on your
life, with the
purpose of profiting when you die.
This would defeat the whole
purpose of purchasing a
life insurance policy in the
first place.
Cash that is saved in a
life insurance policy can be used for any number
of purposes, such as providing funds to loved ones for college expenses, weddings, or even a down payment on their
first home.
First, the
purpose of life insurance is to protect insurable interest.
The
first thing you should do when determining the level term period
of your
life insurance you should buy is to ask yourself the question, «What is the real
purpose for the
insurance?»
And the type
of policy you should buy largely depends on your
purpose for carrying
life insurance in the
first place.
In this case, you will have defeated the
purpose of getting
life insurance in the
first place — your family will get nothing but a refund
of your premiums.
Considering the average
life expectancy
of 78, and that the
first 18 years
of that doesn't count for these
purposes, you'd have to
live 28 years longer than average (116 years old) in order to lose money on renters
insurance.
If you are taking the course for
insurance - reduction
purposes, we recommend that you
first speak with your Justice
of the Peace Precinct 2 Place 1
Live Oak
insurance agent.