Insurance biz urges hard coverage look
By Eileen Alt Powell, AP Business Writer | September 14, 2006
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NEW YORK –Insurance agent Clif Rosenberry knows firsthand what can happen when a family’s breadwinner dies without life insurance: His brother was killed at the age of 39 in a work accident, and he didn’t have his own policy.
“He had a wife, two kids, a brand new house … and not one speck of life insurance,” Rosenberry said. “The family wound up having to sell the house, having to move. It was an absolute mess.”
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This I never understood.
To this day, I don’t understand it.
I remember someone saying “A man, who dies without insurance for his family, doesn’t die; he absconds!”
Now an insurance salesman ranks down there just above politician, lawyer, and used car salesman. With apologies to the used car salesmen. And, it’s akin to going to the dentist. Or, getting a will.
I’m not talking about any kind of insurance — anything other than low cost term life insurance.
Not what you get at work, cause if you lose your job, then you lose the insurance.
I’m talking a minimum of 2M$ of 20 year level premium term life insurance.
No annuities. No whole life. No babies or infants insurance from Gerber pitched by some dumb celebrity. No geriatric insurance to bury you when you die, or to leave 10k for your final expenses, or leave a little something for the kids.
Get it.
Ask at your credit union. If you don’t have a credit union, ask me I think you can join “mine”. It is as exclusive as rain anymore.
Ever heard of SBLIC savings bank life insurance. Cheap. Easy.
Get it! Today! Don’t drive home without getting a binder.
Please!
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