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You've probably wondered how much cash value life insurance you actually need. The truth is, there's no universal formula or magic percentage that works for everyone. This question oversimplifies what life insurance does and assumes there's a one-size-fits-all answer.
We break down why "need" is the wrong word when it comes to cash value life insurance. In absolute terms, you don't need any cash value life insurance at all. But that doesn't mean it won't solve specific problems in your financial life.
The amount of life insurance you should own—whether term or permanent—depends entirely on what you're trying to accomplish. Are you replacing income? Paying off a mortgage? Funding college? Providing retirement income? Each goal has different timelines and requirements.
We walk through practical examples of how to think about death benefit needs and cash value accumulation. Instead of asking "how much do I need," you should be asking "what problem am I solving, and to what degree do I want life insurance to help?" That's how you arrive at the right answer for your situation. _______________________________
Ready to explore whether cash value life insurance makes sense for your specific goals? Visit theinsuranceproblog.com and click the contact button to start a conversation with us.
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You've probably wondered how much cash value life insurance you actually need. The truth is, there's no universal formula or magic percentage that works for everyone. This question oversimplifies what life insurance does and assumes there's a one-size-fits-all answer.
We break down why "need" is the wrong word when it comes to cash value life insurance. In absolute terms, you don't need any cash value life insurance at all. But that doesn't mean it won't solve specific problems in your financial life.
The amount of life insurance you should own—whether term or permanent—depends entirely on what you're trying to accomplish. Are you replacing income? Paying off a mortgage? Funding college? Providing retirement income? Each goal has different timelines and requirements.
We walk through practical examples of how to think about death benefit needs and cash value accumulation. Instead of asking "how much do I need," you should be asking "what problem am I solving, and to what degree do I want life insurance to help?" That's how you arrive at the right answer for your situation. _______________________________
Ready to explore whether cash value life insurance makes sense for your specific goals? Visit theinsuranceproblog.com and click the contact button to start a conversation with us.

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