We often spend more money on our mobile phone bills than we do life cover, some people don’t have life cover, but of course have car insurance because they have too.
What value would you put on your life or that of your partner?
This is a question we don’t want to answer or worse we don’t think about.
If you were a money tree at the bottom of your garden
would you insure it to protect it?
Well, we are money trees, but much much more, we are the person that money can’t buy.
Research shows that to replace a full time mum it could cost £29,535 per annum, to provide this as an income a lump sum if £590,700 would be required. Alternatively, you could take a plan which provides a regular income.
The cost of replacing income is a £100 lump sum for £5 of income, therefore, a net monthly income from a salary of £3,000 would require a lump sum of £720,000.
A review taking into account debts, mortgage and other aspects of financial planning,
such as provision for retirement, needs to be considered.
For me I don’t want to die, but I don’t want to leave my family, my children in the position of having to make do and them not being able to pursue the aspects of their life, such as education, experiences from travelling, that money enables them to experience.