Secret #1: Life Insurance Is Not for the Person Who

Dies — It Is for the People

Who Live

Why Life Insurance Matters

Life insurance creates immediate money when a family loses someone they depend on financially. It can help pay for:

Funeral expenses

Mortgage payments

Rent

Car notes

Credit cards

Children’s education

Business debts

Lost income

Estate expenses

Family stability

Without life insurance, families may be forced to use savings, borrow money, sell assets, or depend on donations.

Monetary Example: If a parent makes $60,000 per year and passes away, the family does not just lose one paycheck. They lose years of income.

A simple income replacement formula:

Annual Income × 10 Years = Suggested Coverage

Example:

$60,000 × 10 = $600,000 of life insurance .That $600,000 can give the family time, stability, and options.