In three simple steps we will establish your coverage need, determine the best product for you, and get you started on a plan.
Age is a big factor in what life insurance products are a good fit for you and how much they will cost.
Insurance carriers have different cost models for men and women so it's helpful for us to know this.
Life insurance is regulated at the state level, so different products may be available to you depending on where you live.
This helps us figure out who will need financial support if you were to pass away.
If you've got kids, it's wise to ensure you have enough income replacement and college expenses factored into your coverage amount.
This helps us know how much income will need to be replaced if you were to pass away.
Include any existing life insurance coverage you have purchased for yourself.
This is all the money you have in cash, savings, checking, or securities that you could access immediately if needed.
This is all the money you have set aside specifically for retirement. Hopefully this is mostly in a 401(k), IRA, Roth IRA, or some other tax-deferred or tax-advantaged account.
Be honest here. High risk tolerance means you are comfortable with potentially losing money on an investment.
This is all the money you have set aside specifically for retirement. Hopefully this is mostly in a 401(k), IRA, Roth IRA, or some other tax-deferred or tax-advantaged account.
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Some policy are first and foremost a way to protect your loved ones when you pass away. Some policy types also offer you a chance to build tax-efficient wealth that can be used while you’re alive. These elements of protection and tax-efficient wealth building are a great place to start when comparing products. Because they are very distinct functions, we will approach each element separately.
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