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When do I need personal insurance cover?
It's all about feeling in control of your future, knowing your options and taking responsibility for how you want to live your life.
Most people particularly need life insurance when:
- they are in a long term relationship,
- have joint responsibilities such as a mortgage/rent with someone else,
- have children, (or nephews and nieces),
- have family,
- who are in business with others,
- who have frail aged or elderly parents,
- good friends
- or even charities that they wish to provide a legacy for.
The idea is a life insurance benefit payout will support a partner or family financially if the policyholder dies at a time when they are relying on their income. It could be used to cover things such as mortgage repayments, replace the deceased person’s salary, or pay childcare or education expenses. The options are endless when you have resources to help.
George, experienced logistics manager
Meet George - logistics co-ordination ninja
He spends most of his work day chasing boxes, deadlines and freight companies running late.
His partner is the love of his life (and drives him crazy at times). George has a stepdaughter who he adores and a well-earned reputation as a bit of Weekend DIY Tragic, relentlessly renovating his townhouse.
George’s shift-work is often unpredictable, so living closer to work and cafes makes his life easier.
Lately, here's beeing thinking about the hard emotional decision, How much is enough?.
How much is Life Insurance enough?
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