Might some of your single clients unknowingly need life insurance? Yes. “One typical reason young people (in their 20s and 30s) buy life insurance is to protect their insurability,” says Ronald Klein, ...

With this type of insurance, you pay a regular monthly (or occasionally, annual) premium to a life insurance company. If you ...

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That said, for a healthy 33-year-old with no dependants and a high income, it’s also reasonable to question whether this is a genuine financial need. If no one is likely to rely on your income now or ...

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