#8 life insurance mistakes… Failure to have an Annual Policy Checkup

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Posted on 17th January 2012 by Rita in Life Insurance |Life Insurance Mistakes

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Problems occur when a policy is purchased, and payments are continually provided without ever making sure the policy continues to meet present day needs.  

An astounding number of policies are payable to ex-spouses or others whom the insured would NOT have wanted to receive the proceeds. Children born after (more…)

#3 life insurance mistakes… Undervalue a Spouse who does not provide income.

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Posted on 15th April 2011 by Rita in Life Insurance |Life Insurance Mistakes

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Undervaluing a spouse who is not bringing in any income. Until we stop to think and understand─ most of us do not realize how much the stay-at-home parent saves the family.

The amount of money needed to pay someone else to do the same things the stay-at-home parent does really adds up.. and fast! As explained in “What should a stay at home parent be paid?”

Rita Sollie, Direct Insurance Agent with North Coast Life Insurance Company. For more information about life insurance, call Rita at 800.541.5858 or email her at rita.sollie@nclife.com. See your INSTANT Term-Life Quote (no obligation) at: www.insureyourfamily.com
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#2 life insurance mistakes… Under-estimating your families life insurance need.

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Posted on 14th April 2011 by Rita in Life Insurance |Life Insurance Mistakes

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Under-estimating your families life insurance need. People often underestimate the amount they should purchase.  There are a number of on-line calculators to help with this.  My suggestion: use a North Coast Life Life Insurance Needs worksheet and the Life & Health Insurance Foundation for Education calculator.  When you would like to reseach this on your own.  But always speak with a qualified representative, who will be able to identify and assess needs you may not have thought about. Besides Licensed representatives can provide you with the best product options for your unique situation.

The Life Foundation asks two great questions help get you started with this very important need…

  1. How much will be needed at death to meet immediate obligations?
  2. How much future income is needed to sustain the household?

Rita Sollie, Direct Insurance Agent with North Coast Life Insurance Company. For more information about life insurance, call Rita at 800.541.5858 or email her at rita.sollie@nclife.com. See your INSTANT Term-Life Quote (no obligation) at: www.insureyourfamily.com
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#1 life insurance mistakes… Not Obtaining Any At All.

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Posted on 13th April 2011 by Rita in Life Insurance |Life Insurance Mistakes

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When it comes to the subject of Life Insurance… by far the BIGGEST Mistake would be Not Obtaining  Any At All!

In tough times life insurance may be the only financial product that continues to do what it was designed to do… Provide for your family’s Financial Security!

Read: “When in Tough Times” for details.  (You may be surprised to know it is more affordable than you originally thought… take a quick look at what premiums are for youself- Here.)
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Rita Sollie, Direct Insurance Agent with North Coast Life Insurance Company. For more information about life insurance, call Rita at 800.541.5858 or email her at rita.sollie@nclife.com. See your INSTANT Term-Life Quote (no obligation) at: www.insureyourfamily.com
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What is… the Gift of LOVE?

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Posted on 9th February 2011 by Rita in Life Insurance |Term Life Insurance |Whole Life Insurance

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Valentine Gift of Love

Looking for that Extra Special Valentine’s Day Gift?

How about Giving the gift of Love this Valentines Day!

A Real expression of Love to those you care about the most.

Something that shows loved ones you care so much that you’ve made plans to provide for them… in your absence.

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