Long Term Care Coverage

After several conversations, Summer’s asked one last time: “Are you sure you don’t want to buy that ?” Coverage was affordable, even for a working student. Her mom wanted her to wait, but Summer saw the importance. Later, just 9 months after Summer had a son, she was struck and killed by a car.

When Palak was just 12, her father was killed while pursuing his American dream. And with no , Palak’s family — including her mom and sister — were left wondering how they’d get by.

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Mark was diagnosed with ALS and died early, but his wife Rowena is able to live with financial freedom without burden. http://tinyurl.com/y48esvm5/

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Kiristen’s dad, Kenneth, died in a boating accident when she was only 4. Her mom was left to support the family on a modest income.

As their business grew, Sherri and John asked their for a needs analysis. They needed more, so they increased their coverage. Soon after, Sherri discovered a lump and was diagnosed with breast cancer.

The Chich family was looking forward to welcoming their fourth child, but tragically Jenny died while giving birth. The policy they had allowed Jim to take a yearlong leave of absence from his job to care for newborn Emma and the boys, who were all younger than 6.

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When Robyn lost her ongoing fight with breast cancer, did what it was meant to: pay for medical bills and allowed her family to continue living in their home without financial concerns.

After developing Parkinson’s disease, Kelley the family breadwinner eventually became unable to work and care for herself. Fortunately, her made sure she’d increased her over time and had living benefits.

Thankfully, the Kovacic family had . Michael was young, fit and healthy. While he crossed the 10k finish line, he collapsed and died. Traci says, “the paychecks stopped immediately, but I still had to keep the lights on, buy food, pay the mortgage and take care of the kids. Having life insurance meant I didn’t have to make any immediate decisions or sell the house.