May is Disability Insurance Awareness Month.
Chances are, if you live long enough, you will most likely experience a disability in your lifetime.
That’s why disability insurance is so important. It provides a portion of your income if you’re unable to work. In fact, you can also call it income insurance. More>>
Life Happens and other groups are trying to remind consumers — and insurance agents, and retirement planners — that just about all positive financial decisions depend on a worker’s ability to earn a paycheck.
Life Happens is offering financial professionals and other campaign supporters access to a free package of education support materials, including flyers, brochures and social media-friendly graphics. More>>
81% of marketers say video has helped them directly increase sales, according to Wyzowl Research. You may not consider yourself a “marketer,” but that’s what Life Happens is here for! We want to share four life insurance marketing videos with you and explain how you can incorporate them into your sales process. More>>
April is Financial Literacy Month, a time to raise awareness about financial education, especially in schools for children and teens. It’s an essential message for young people, and as a mom to two teenage girls, I can certainly attest to its importance. Here are a few key ways I’ve approached financial literacy with my kids. More>>
Guest contributor: Alex Helm, ACS, ALMI, FMLI, is regional director at Crump Life Insurance Services.
Did you know that life insurance may be the single greatest gift you can buy for your family? I emphasize buy because, of course, nothing can replace the gifts of time and love you already give them.
Let’s look at some of the misconceptions that may be stopping you from getting life insurance—or more of it, and why you’ll want to rethink them. More>>
The benefits of using life insurance as a tool to create multi-generational wealth—while ensuring your loved ones can move forward financially after your passing—can be priceless. Here are some of the most common methods: More>>
Did you know that how you prefer to receive love can reveal a lot about how you view your finances? According to the recent survey “For Love and Money” by Life Happens, each of the five love languages has a corresponding style of showing love financially.
So, which of the five love languages are you? Look below and pick the answer that fits best. (Don’t overthink it, just go with your gut!) More>>
Black Americans recognize the important role life insurance plays in protecting their loved ones. According to the 2021 Insurance Barometer study, conducted by LIMRA and Life Happens, 56% of Black Americans own life insurance, which is higher than the national average (52%). Yet 46% of Black Americans — representing 20 million adults — say they need (or need more) life insurance coverage, which indicates a substantial coverage gap in the Black American community. More>>
For Sara Mathews Dixon, life insurance has meant she and her three children don’t have to worry financially while grappling with the sudden loss of their husband and father from a heart arrhythmia. More>>
