For years, David and Sarah had a running joke about their "Someday List." On it were things like visiting the Swiss Alps, finishing the basement, and finally getting life insurance. As a 35-year-old engineer and stay-at-home parent to two young kids, they felt they had plenty of time.
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: Critical moments happen without warning; being prepared prevents financial ruin.
In the wake of the tragedy, Sarah was numb. Amidst the grief, the last thing she wanted to think about was money. But because David had moved life insurance from his "Someday List" to his "Today List," the financial foundation of their family remained solid. The Lasting Impact Because David acted when he did, Sarah was able to:
: Even a policy that is only months old can provide a full payout to beneficiaries in their darkest moments.
entirely, ensuring the kids could stay in their childhood home.
, securing a future David had always dreamed of for his children.
: Generally, the younger and healthier you are when you buy, the more affordable your premiums will be.