Common Reasons People Put Off Buying Life Insurance (and Why They Shouldn’t!)

Top reasons that aren’t good enough for not buying life insurance. 

It’s not uncommon for families to put off buying life insurance. The excuses that come up are usually the same. Purchasing life insurance may not seem like a priority but accidents can happen when you least expect them. When you put off buying life insurance, your family members are the ones who are at risk. Take a look at the most common reasons people put off buying life insurance and why they shouldn’t.

  • “I’m healthy and don’t need coverage right now”

Unfortunately, the worst can strike at any time to anyone. It’s a common misconception that if you’re young and healthy, you don’t need life insurance. No one can predict the future, but it’s well worth planning for the worst outcome. Buying life insurance when you’re young and healthy entitles you to great savings while offering you protection should you need it.

  • “I can’t afford it”

The reality is that life insurance can be as affordable or expensive as you want. Even families that are living paycheck to paycheck now would struggle if half of their income suddenly stopped. Life insurance is a safety net that every family needs. Term life insurance, in particular, is incredibly affordable.

  • “I get enough life insurance through my job”

Getting some form of life insurance through your work is great – but it may not be good enough. Most of the time, these policies are group policies, and if you get fired or move onto another job, your insurance won’t carry over. What’s more, these policies may not provide the right coverage for your family’s financial needs. It’s worth supplementing this coverage if y our own policy so that you continue to carry coverage if you change jobs.

Make sure you have the right life policy that steps in when your family needs it the most. Talk to a trusted life insurance advisor to determine your policy and coverage exactly. Contact Donald Weiss Insurance Services to get started on your coverage today.

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