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Today, our lives are busier than ever making it easy to set aside thoughts about insurance coverage. However, life changes happen quickly, and it is important to think about how those changes may affect your insurance coverage. Remember, your coverage must keep pace with your lifestyle in order for it to be effective. A regular insurance review is the best way to accomplish this. Examples of life changes that may affect your insurance needs include:
Changing Jobs
If you've recently changed jobs and now primarily work remote from home, you may now qualify for a low-mileage auto insurance discount. If you've moved to accommodate your new job, you may need to reevaluate your homeowners insurance needs. If your new employer doesn't offer group life insurance or if it is more expensive than your previous employer offered, you may want to look into personal life insurance coverage.
Starting a Family
Evaluate your life insurance and consider disability insurance to help ensure that your family can live comfortably and have the funds available to cover the financial gap, in the event you become disabled or worse.
Teenagers Heading Off to College
Review your home insurance policy to see if your child’s possessions will be covered while they are away. If not, renters insurance may be necessary. Auto insurance should also be appraised to make sure you and your child are adequately covered.
Nearing Retirement
Evaluate your life, long-term care, home, and auto insurance policies to ensure you have the coverage you’ll need for your retirement lifestyle.
These insurance needs are suggestions and are not the only options available to help you. Consultative advice is free and can help you determine what type of insurance will work best before or during a particular life stage. Contact us today.
