Life Insurance
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Re: Life Insurance
Originally Posted by Sarah
A grand!! That puts the kibosh on that then...
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Re: Life Insurance
sorry you fainted...better get that checked out eh? yeah we just upped our insurance and dracula came by a couple of mths ago and collected some blood and a wee sample.....
#18
Re: Life Insurance
Originally Posted by TruBrit
sorry you fainted...better get that checked out eh? yeah we just upped our insurance and dracula came by a couple of mths ago and collected some blood and a wee sample.....
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Re: Life Insurance
Originally Posted by Partystar
This is through USAA.
Ours is for $250,000 - just enough to pay for the house should something happen.
Ours is for $250,000 - just enough to pay for the house should something happen.
Hi, Partystar, we have the same insurance company and both hubby and I had urine and blood tests too. Hubby's insurance came out higher because of his cholesterol level.
#20
Re: Life Insurance
Originally Posted by Partystar
It was slightly different from the other times when I've fainted, I mean, I knew I was going & I know to tell someone, which I did. After it happened, at first I thought I had stopped it & said I was quite good at.
to her waist...and her leg fell off three weeks later ...
#21
Re: Life Insurance
Originally Posted by Manc
cool, you'll get to pay the house off, neat!
you're gonna put the kids through college on you're own then should the worst happen and hubby not come home tonight?
regards.
Life Insurance Salesman.
you're gonna put the kids through college on you're own then should the worst happen and hubby not come home tonight?
regards.
Life Insurance Salesman.
What I sometimes wonder about, though, is inflation - while the mortgage amount won't go up, college fees will.
Wife has very good earning capacity too, and we live well below our means, i.e we could manage on one salary, so if something should happen to one of us financially wise we wouldn't lose our shirt. One and only debt is the mortgage, 50% of which is paid for.
Is there any sort of "rule of thumb" amount for this kind of situation?
#22
Re: Life Insurance
Originally Posted by Dan725
I know everyone is different, but what would you say is a reasonable amount of coverage Manc? Currently, I have enough to pay off the house, and provide to put little'un through college. Its a 30 year level term plan.
What I sometimes wonder about, though, is inflation - while the mortgage amount won't go up, college fees will.
Wife has very good earning capacity too, and we live well below our means, i.e we could manage on one salary, so if something should happen to one of us financially wise we wouldn't lose our shirt. One and only debt is the mortgage, 50% of which is paid for.
Is there any sort of "rule of thumb" amount for this kind of situation?
What I sometimes wonder about, though, is inflation - while the mortgage amount won't go up, college fees will.
Wife has very good earning capacity too, and we live well below our means, i.e we could manage on one salary, so if something should happen to one of us financially wise we wouldn't lose our shirt. One and only debt is the mortgage, 50% of which is paid for.
Is there any sort of "rule of thumb" amount for this kind of situation?
or sell the house and get a smaller one, bank the remaining monies.
I was just in salesman mode.
You should in theory have 3 times your income at least.
#24
Re: Life Insurance
Originally Posted by MightBe
The Lord will provide.
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Re: Life Insurance
Originally Posted by Neathborn
Hi, Partystar, we have the same insurance company and both hubby and I had urine and blood tests too. Hubby's insurance came out higher because of his cholesterol level.
PS - I love USAA!
#26
Re: Life Insurance
Originally Posted by Partystar
Oh they do cholesterol checks? Hmmm, I guess that's why she asked us what we last ate. I think my little fainting episode was not helped by the fact that all I had eaten in the last 24 hours, was a cookie & a muffin, I'm very bad at eating, I forget all the time, although you wouldn't think it to look at me!
PS - I love USAA!
PS - I love USAA!
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Re: Life Insurance
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Re: Life Insurance
Originally Posted by MightBe
The Lord will provide.
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Re: Life Insurance
Originally Posted by Celsius
... and Jesus saves?