Not too long ago, everything was normal and seemingly under control. Since then, the spread of the pathogen has shaken the foundation of the world we once knew and exposed the vulnerabilities of our health care systems. On March 26, 2020, the U.S. surpassed China and Italy to become world leader in virus cases and deaths.1 As more confirmed cases arise, this has become a somber reminder of how brittle our health can be and more importantly the value of having a life insurance policy.
Should you get life insurance during a pandemic? While the simple answer is yes, it shouldn’t take a health crisis for you to consider financial protection for you and your family. When planning for the unexpected, life insurance is one of the best tools. It can help your family maintain the lifestyle they’ve become accustomed to and provide them with greater financial security for many years ahead. And if you already have a policy in place, now is a good time to revisit your coverage to ensure it’s sufficient.
The crisis may have challenged us with a new way of living, but our world doesn’t stop. We want to assure you that our team will continue to adapt and pursue the best interests of our clients. Don’t leave your family’s future financial security up to chance. Having coverage in place now could give you one less thing to worry about during these difficult times. Contact us to schedule a complimentary consultation on your life insurance options, all from the comfort of your own home.
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[1] https://www.usatoday.com/in-depth/news/nation/2020/04/21/coronavirus-updates-how-covid-19-unfolded-u-s-timeline/2990956001