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WHAT’S INSIDE? » Who should have life insurance and why? » How much life insurance do you need? » What kind of life insurance is best for you? » Why choose Nationwide
Who should have life insurance and why? Generally, anyone who has people who are financially dependent on them is a good candidate for life insurance, including: » People with children » Married couples or soon-to-be-married couples » Single people who support siblings, aging parents or who have debt they wouldn’t like passed on to relatives » Someone who changed jobs or was promoted and may now have a higher income and greater financial obligations » Business owners thinking about business succession or keeping key employees If something were to happen to you, life insurance may help your family: » Maintain their standard of living » Pay off your funeral or other final expenses » Pay off the mortgage so they don’t have to sell their home » Pay off your other debts » Establish a college savings account for your children 3 How much life insurance do you need? Everyone is different, but a general rule of thumb is to purchase enough life insurance to cover five to seven times your current salary (up to 10 times if you’re the breadwinner in the family). This calculation is pretty general, though. So, if you’d like to find an amount more tailored to your specific needs, talk to your insurance professional. He or she can help you compare your life insurance protection needs with the assets you already have
Use your policy to help cover long-term care expenses and more. Many products today also offer optional features and services, usually for an additional cost, that you can add to your policy for a more customized solution to your planning needs. One example is a long-term care rider, which can help protect against the devastating impact that expenses such as home health care, assisted-living arrangements or nursing home care could have on your personal finances.
(For example, their average length, the ratio of active and inactive stages, their distribution, the probability of death, illness, accidents, the expected extent of illness or injury from accidents, etc.) This information is usually obtained from public sources, which are mostly collected as a part of a separate social science, demography (the science of populations.)
In the following sections we will get to know some demographical concepts and implications that are important with respect to insurance. 1.1. TOTAL POPULATION In general, demography - similarly as insurance - deals with the patterns involving the „movements” of large population masses. One of the most important such indicator-systems is one that refers to the changes and composition of the population size of a regional unit (usually a country).
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