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So one hard year does not
undo the plan.

Life, disability and long-term care insurance, sized to what your family or business would actually need.

Life, disability and long-term care sized to what your family or business would actually need.

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Insurance is the part of the plan nobody wants to discuss.

It is also the part that decides whether everything else survives contact with a bad year. We work with individuals, families and businesses to assess and determine what coverage is actually needed, rather than what is easiest to sell.

Then we size it honestly. Over-insuring is a real cost. Under-insuring is a bigger one.

Three questions worth answering out loud

If you can answer all three with a number, you probably do not need us for this part.

If you died tonight

How long could your household continue as it is? Count the mortgage, the years of income, the college costs still ahead, and any business debt with your name on it.

If you could not work for two years

An extended disability can interrupt income during your highest-earning years. What replaces that income?

If care costs arrived at 78

Long-term care costs can place significant pressure on an otherwise well-built estate. Planning earlier gives you more options.

“We want you to be prepared for undue hardship, so that your financial goals stay on track.”

For business owners, this conversation extends past your household. Key person coverage, buy-sell funding and debt obligations tied to your personal guarantee all belong in the same review.

Coverage also interacts with the rest of the plan. A whole life policy structured for Bank On Yourself carries a death benefit as well, which sometimes changes what else you need.

A rough sense of the gap

What your household would need, against what is already in place.

Total your household would need to absorb the loss

Illustration only. A simple needs estimate that ignores Social Security survivor benefits, existing assets, tax treatment and inflation. It is not an application, not an offer of coverage and not a recommendation.

Get it sized properly, once.

Most people have either too much of one thing or none of another. Usually both.