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Life Assurance - What is it and who is it for?
Let's face it, as the breadwinner of a family you are, in essence, a walking pay cheque. You work hard, you get paid and you provide your family with all they need.
When you die the pay cheque will almost certainly die too. Imagine how your family will cope when the income dries up.
Consider your current debts and all the future expenses that will still need to be met.
- the mortgage
- the car expenses
- loan repayments
- the household monthly bills - the list goes on and on
If you have savings how long will they last?
- a week?
- a month?
- a year?
And then what?
To provide for your family, substantial financial reserves will be required - where will those reserves come from?
If you care deeply about your spouse and children and wish to ensure they survive without financial hardships you need to protect your loved ones financially.
Does it not make sense to act now?
Your funeral could be just the beginning of their struggles
The grief felt by children can never be underestimated
- Children can be devastated by the loss of a parent
- The prospect of a very uncertain future awaits surviving spouses and the remaining youngsters
- Funeral costs are only the bejinning of financial burdens
An uncertain future awaits without financial resources
Where will funding for the following expenses come from?
- Schooling - college - universities in the years to come
- Holidays
- Child care - assuming the partner is forced to continue working
- Your partner will still likely need to make savings and pension arrangements too
Many forget that husbands can be financially traumatised by partner loss
Male partners also feel the pain and suffering of financial battles
- Surviving male spouses have their own unique set of traumas when a partner dies
- How is a job or business maintained at the same time as being a Father?
- Can the costs of child care be afforded?
- Will my employer be flexible with time off work to look after the children?
Client testimonials illustrate:it doesn't have to be this way
In this open and honest interview Susan explains how her critical illness plan proceeds helped her through the emotional and financial worries that a breast cancer diagnosis brings.
Coleen - a mum aged just 22 tragically killed in a road traffic accident leaving her young son Nathan behind
Cathy's husband had the foresight to protect her and their small business with shareholder protection
Don did not plan on having a brain tumour but he had planned to protect his wife and daughters with life assurance
Life assurance payouts secure the family's financial future
We simplify the process of buying life assurance
We specialise in obtaining expatriate life assurance plans to suit individual circumstances.
We streamline the plan selection process and assist with your application.
We help you benefit from the financial guarantees and certainty you and your family deserve.
You cannot buy life assurance when you are dead
Act today and contact us now?
