FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2022
When you have a child, you want to provide for them throughout their life. Still, nothing’s guaranteed. What if your death leaves that child without the benefits you could have provided? With life insurance, you can go a long way toward protecting your children. How can your policies benefit their security?
If you’re not there to do it yourself, your life insurance might step in to help protect a dependent. As such, if you were to die suddenly, your income would likely dry up. This might leave your child without the means to support themselves. The settlement from your life insurance can likely help your child get critical funds. Essentially, it can provide your child the money you would have brought in otherwise. Your policy might
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Establish a trust to help a new caregiver, like a foster parent or relative, provide for the child
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Allow the child to receive income from a trust when they reach a certain age.
In many ways, your child can benefit from your policy without limitations. Still, if you set up your coverage with care, you can likely guarantee the money goes to the right places.
Let your insurance agent guide you through the process. Remember, the earlier you enroll, the more likely you are to get the best prices and coverage options. Therefore, don’t let yourself go too long without protection. After all, your family will thank you for this coverage.
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