"We bought our first life insurance policy right after we
had our first child. The reality of being parents really hit home,
and I kept thinking about all our new responsibilities. What if one
of us dies? How will the other care for the baby, earn a living,
pay the mortgage and all the other bills? I was looking at the
numbers I'd scribbled down—the mortgage balance was
HUGE—and suddenly life insurance seemed like a really good
idea."
Sound familiar?
Life insurance was a good idea when you bought it. If
you bought it with us—we're glad you did. We're even
gladder you haven't had to use it. (That's the thing about
term life insurance: It's one of the few things we buy that we
hope never to have to use.) Now, five, 10, 15, or more years after
you made that first decision, your insurance review is an
opportunity to take fresh stock of the people, places, and things
that matter most. Life evolves. And so should your insurance
plan.
