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Life Expectancy grows longer and longer; according to FASTSTATS these are
the latest projections:
                                         Men         Women
     At birth                            75.2        80.4
     At age 65                           82.2        85.0
     At age 75                           85.8        87.8
There are several reasons to reflect upon these figures:
  What do you anticipate your life expectancy to be?
  The same question for your spouse.
  How many more years will she live after I pass on? 3,5, 7, 10 or more?
Why is this information important regarding my Life Insurance coverage?
  Term Insurance at work generally ends with retirement.
  Many employers are dropping coverage for retirees or shifting the
  premium cost to them.
  20 year term policies generally end by age 70.
  Premiums for Term to Age 95 become unaffordable in later years.
  LESS THAN 2% of Term policies ever pay a Death Benefit.
  Universal and Variable Policies generally begin to lose Cash Value by
  age 70 and become unaffordable thereafter for those living on fixed
  income.
What should I do to protect my spouse and family against final expenses,
liquidation of estate costs, estate equalization issues....? Consider Whole
Life Insurance with the Knights of Columbus:
  Rates are competitive
  Whole Life policies are participating and pay dividends; paid $318
  million in dividends last year alone
  Policies can be paid up by retirement age
  35 consecutive years of A++ rating by A.M. Best attest to the safety and
  security.
Do you need a review of your policies and coverage? Call now for an
appointment.
Fraternally,
Tom
625-2444
thomas.cummings@kofc.org
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
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