Planning for life events

Death in the family

The loss of a loved one may be the hardest thing you’ll ever have to face. But it is something almost everyone has to deal with during their lifetime. One way to lessen the impact is to have a plan in place to take care of the financial side of death. Funeral costs can easily total around $6,000. Medical costs may add to the burden. Plus, there may be debts and loans to pay off. Having the right insurance can go a long way toward reducing the financial toll on surviving family members. Our coverage tools can help you decide what’s best for you.

 

To help you determine the right coverage for your needs, start here:

• Which coverage is best for me?
• How much coverage do I need?
• Learn more about simplified whole life
• Learn more about term to age 70

Life tips

Death in the family

One way to protect your family in the event of your death is to make sure they have all your financial details. Write down your bank account numbers, safe deposit boxes, investments, retirement plans, insurance and other valuable items. Finally, don’t forget to make a will if you want your wishes to be carried out after you're gone.

Making a will
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Quick hint

If you’re one of the few people who can identify names and faces in old family photos, take some time to label the photographs. Your descendants will appreciate it.

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