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Life Insurance Coverage

Events in your life should trigger adjustments in the level of your life insurance coverage.

Find out when and why you need to change your life insurance coverage.

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Life insurance coverage adjustments

The number one reason for buying life insurance is to provide financial security for your spouse, children, parents or any other dependents in the event of your death.

Adjustments to your life insurance's death benefit amount need to be made when the number of your dependents increases or decreases.

Here are the events that should trigger life insurance coverage changes:

 increases in life insurance coverage:
      • you're getting married
      • you got a raise
      • you have a new baby


 decreases in life insurance coverage:
      • you're single and independent
      • you've recently separated
      • you're enjoying the golden years

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