Insurance is something that many people don’t like to talk about. Whether it’s pet insurance, life insurance, health insurance, or any other type of insurance, it’s a topic that people don’t find very exciting. Most people don’t enjoy paying their insurance premiums every month, or every year.
Do you have a plan in place if the unthinkable happens?
As a financial firm, we work with “how much” questions all the time. As a team with life insurance expertise, one ‘how much question’ we hear quite often is, “How much life insurance coverage does my family need?”
Here at Plybon and Associates, we pride ourselves on taking the big picture into account and always make sure that we are helping YOU reach YOUR goals.
Note: We hope you’ve enjoyed our 5-part series on dos and don’ts of owning a new home and how the bumps along the way help prepare us for the future…so similar to planning ahead financially.
Note: As a new homeowner, I wanted to share some of the personal experiences my wife and I have had as we moved to Greensboro. Hopefully, you enjoy the peek into our lives over the course of this series!
With every day that passes, more and more risks come into play with an inadequate life insurance plan. Only you can decide how much you need, or if you need it at all. But if you do need it (and I bet you do), at least make sure what you have is working like you want it to.
September is Life Insurance Awareness Month. Why do we have life insurance awareness month and not real estate or mutual fund or investment awareness month? Because life insurance is a unique – and may be the most important product – in your financial portfolio.
I’d suggest you spend a few minutes with a knowledgeable person whom you like and trust, and make sure your life insurance coverage is exactly what you want it to be. And that will be something to celebrate.
I think about Waze a lot when working with families and business owners. We help them map out the ways (no pun intended) to financial security. Over the years, we reinforce that they are on the right track, even when they know where they are going and how to get there. Along the way, we identify potential delays, and we plan for and navigate around them.