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Life Insurance Coverage Increases

There are events in your life that should trigger increase to your life insurance coverage.

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You just got married

If you and your spouse are both employed and have no kids, debt, or mortgage you probably don't need a life insurance policy. However, if you just got married and your spouse doesn't work - buying life insurance policy to provide financial security in the event of your death is a good idea.

You're having a baby

With the arrival of your bundle of joy, your life insurance coverage needs to increase to include your salary, the cost of day care and college, and any other expenses.

You got a raise

With your raise, your family may start living a little better - that higher quality of life could be jeopardized if you fail to increase your life insurance coverage. Make an adjustment with any raise to ensure your family's better financial security.

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