Life Insurance Blog

Between Insurance terminology and policy documents, it can be incredibly complicated to understand exactly what it is your getting covered for. Have a read of some insurance jargon we think you need to know.

So, it’s that time of the year again. A new year, new beginnings, new opportunities, and a new you. These are the usual things you tend to hear in January. Why? The beginning of the year is the most popular time of the year for most of us to take a step back and hit the reset button. We make new year’s resolutions to set goals and make positive changes in our lives. Find out how you can achieve these goals.

On this blog we’re particularly interested in the effects of high blood pressure because having high blood pressure means you’ll pay more for your life insurance, not to mention dying earlier than you probably should. Most people want neither.

Only some people need life insurance. You probably don't need a life policy if you are single, financially independent, don't have large debts, or if you own a property or business that can be easily sold upon your death.

Join us as we put on our MythBusters hats to debunk common life insurance misconceptions. Discover the truth behind these myths and learn how understanding the realities of life insurance can help you make informed decisions for your financial future.

Having life insurance is a good idea if you have financial obligations that mean your loved ones would suffer if you weren’t around to pay for things like the rent or mortgage, the groceries, or your kids’ education. But is it worth it?