Life Insurance Helps Protect a Family’s Expenses:

Funeral Costs

Family Business

Bills

Education

Outstanding Debt

Retirement

Video Resources for Learning More

Paying for The Unplanned
(1 min, 32 sec)

For women: Are you ready for your financial future?
(1 min, 35 sec) View an additional PDF here

Millennials: Is it too expensive or too early to save for your financial future?
(1 min, 15 sec)

Life Insurance: You do not have to die to use it.
(2 min, 55 sec – external link)

Estate planning strategies can help minimize taxes, protect assets from creditors, avoid family strife or the mismanagement of an estate, and/or keep a business in the family.
(3 min, 46 sec – external link)

Helpful Articles

How much does life insurance cost?
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Resources from LifeHappens.org

The following resources from LifeHappens.org are very useful in educating yourself and your clients on the importance (and ease) of protecting loved ones.

Life is for Living
(1 min, 30 sec) – external link

A Protected Family
Michael, 32, was a fit and healthy family man. As he left to run a 10K race, he kissed his wife, Traci, goodbye along with newborn Calvin and “big” sister Josie. He never made it home.
(3 min) – external link

The Living Benefits of Life Insurance
High-school sweethearts, Mark and Juanita, faced a heartbreaking prognosis: Mark had a serious type of lung disease. They tapped into their life insurance policy's living needs benefit while Mark was still alive to pay the mortgage and bills they were falling behind on. The remaining death benefit continued to help Juanita after he was gone.
(1 min, 32 sec) – external link

Protecting the Future
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 aggressive cancer at age 30. "Nothing can bring Katie back, but having the life insurance meant we didn't lose everything," says widowed husband Stephen.
(1 min, 39 sec) – external link