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  1. 03-01-2010, 09:12 AM #1
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    I'm trying to in the right direction and get some life insurance for myself and my wife. Having a kid has changed things and want to make sure my wife and kid are taking care of if something were to happen to me. If you have it what kind of plan do you have? There may not be alot of people that have it but i'm sure there are a few of you on here who do. I sat down with Northwestern over the weekend for them to ask me a series of questions.

    At the end they tell you what they think the right number is. Is that the right number? Do I really need that much or do I need more?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ATLTSX View Post
    I'm trying to in the right direction and get some life insurance for myself and my wife. Having a kid has changed things and want to make sure my wife and kid are taking care of if something were to happen to me. If you have it what do you pay a month for it and what kind of plan do you have? There may not be alot of people that have it but i'm sure there are a few of you on here who do. I sat down with Northwestern over the weekend for them to ask me a series of questions.

    At the end they tell you what they think the right number is. Is that the right number? Do I really need that much or do I need more?

    Thoughts?
    It all depends on your current and future plans as to how much you get.

    I have a really good plan it works as a policy and it works as a form of retirement. It's really good to get this type of stuff at a young age.


    PM me if you need more info. and serious about it. I know a guy that can handle it for you and he's a great person to deal with.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevykev View Post
    It all depends on your current and future plans as to how much you get.

    I have a really good plan it works as a policy and it works as a form of retirement. It's really good to get this type of stuff at a young age.


    PM me if you need more info. and serious about it. I know a guy that can handle it for you and he's a great person to deal with.
    I appreciate it. I got a guy i'm working with (a friend of a friend). There are so many types of plans and with the current market the way it is i'm not looking to spend a huge amount of money a month but want my family to be taken care of.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ATLTSX View Post
    I appreciate it. I got a guy i'm working with (a friend of a friend). There are so many types of plans and with the current market the way it is i'm not looking to spend a huge amount of money a month but want my family to be taken care of.
    Cool, a great plan will come with great flexibility. It should allow you to start with a comfortable amount and increase as you go.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevykev View Post
    Cool, a great plan will come with great flexibility. It should allow you to start with a comfortable amount and increase as you go.


    Thanks.


    Thanks for moving this. Guess I should of looked for another place to put this.
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    well with my son and wife, i get as much as i can. i want them to be well off if i die. the more i can get the better i would feel if something happened.

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    I have term life for about 30 a month for 500,000 coverage for 30 years. Wifey has 250,000 coverage for 17 a month. Def. get it if you have kids.
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