Recently my sister’s hubby died unexpectedly leaving her with huge debts and responsibilities and no way to pay them. He had been the bread winner of the family, but had no death benefits other than the little bit that Social Security pays. They have two children, and now she is in trouble. She has to look for a job in this really bad job market. It is not going to be easy for her.
I had been after them for years to get cheap term life insurance on both of them because I had a bad feeling that this would happen and that she would be in deep trouble when it did. I have some life insurance policies on my life to take care of my final expenses, and if and when I get married and have children I will make sure that the life insurance is increased to take care of my family after I’m gone. I don’t want to burden anyone with taking care of my debts personally after I’m gone.
If I owned a house, I make sure that the mortgage would have insurance on it as well, both life and disability. Life throws everyone a curve ball eventually and there is no escaping death. That is indisputable. Buying mortgage insurance buys peace of mind to you, and to your family. I’ve told my sister that now is the time that she should buy mortgage insurance from a good company like NAA life, to protect her kids in the event of her disability or death.

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