Newlyweds: Life Insurance Planning

  • Buy additional coverage right away (if you intend to do it at all)
  • Inform your agent when you get married
  • Change beneficiaries on your current policies
  • Consider additional coverage to protect your new family or spouse
  • The non wage earning spouse should also consider a life policy to compensate for loss of their services
  • You may want to purchase policies for dependent children from another marriage, payable to a trust as beneficiary
  • If both of you work, at least get life policies that replace your annual incomes
  • Employer plans may only offer $50,000 or less
  • If you are an older newlywed, consider a universal or burial policy
  • Go here to determine your coverage need

When buying life insurance, you can save on it by:

  • Define what you're protecting
  • Dealing with an independent agent
  • Getting at least two quotes from different companies
  • Give an accurate assessment of your health
  • Going with a higher risk company, if you're sickly
  • Making sure you aren't over insured
  • Buying enough term to cover your working years
  • Not buying it as a savings plan, investment or retirement
  • Buying as much as you need now, you won't be getting any younger
  • Paying your premiums annually

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