posted on Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Because we're committed to helping members build sound financial
futures, it concerns us that one-third of American families have no
life insurance protection, or only small amounts of coverage
through work.
If someone will suffer financially when you die, chances are you
need life insurance. It's really no more complicated than that.
Simply ask yourself, if you died tomorrow, how would it affect your
loved ones financially?
For our members who want to take care of this important family
responsibility, we are pleased to bring you Agents On Call. Through
this program, a knowledgeable, licensed life insurance agent will
provide the following assistance, at no cost or obligation:
- Listen to your needs, then help you determine what type of life
insurance provides a good fit for your situation, budget and the
purpose(s) of your coverage.
- Help you complete an application for one or more premium
quotes.
- Apply their knowledge of insurance companies and policies to
"shop" your application where you are most likely to be approved,
at the best available rates.
If you are older, your focus might be providing money so your
funeral and burial costs, medical and other bills, taxes, debts,
lawyers' fees and other final expenses won't be a burden left to
your loved ones.
If you are in your working years, you'll also want to consider
how your family would meet ongoing living expenses with your
paycheck suddenly gone.
Agents On Call is available to you through LifeHelp, a company
that's been helping America's credit union members better protect
their families for more than 35 years, by introducing people like
you to life insurance that fits your needs, from leading insurance
companies, and making it as simple as possible for you to apply for
that coverage.
The fact is, the death of a loved one is tragic enough, without
being compounded by financial difficulties. Life insurance helps
make sure the people you care about will be provided for
financially, if you're not there to care for them yourself.
To learn more, CLICK HERE. You may
also call LifeHelp toll-free at 1-800-824-1166, between 7 a.m. and
6 p.m. Pacific Time, Monday through Friday.
