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I met a man some time ago Who told me…   “Mama had a policy on me and When she passed the policy Came up missing”   He has no life insurance at all.   Don’t let this happen to you.   Step up and take responsibility For providing coverage for yourself and Your family!   I Still Make House Calls!   Hayden Childs Alabama Licensed Agent   (205) 269-1382 shcmail34@yahoo.com www.haydenchilds.net        

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You may have heard of life insurance and thought you don’t need it, especially if you’re still young and don’t have any dependents. And yes, it can be considered an extra monthly or yearly cost, but it’s worth your while not only when you’re young, but as the years pass and your financial investments and dependents multiply.   Continue reading below as we answer some common misconceptions about life insurance and tell you why it’s worth your while at any age.   ·      What is Life Insurance? First, let’s start with the basics. Life insurance is a contract or policy that provides your loved ones (beneficiaries) with financial support if the insured person passes away. Having life insurance can give peace of mind to your family members and help minimize the financial impact of your death.   If the policyholder dies during the policy term, the life insurance company pays your family a pre-decided sum of money, also known as the death benefit.   ·     Misconce

I recently came across an old life insurance Advertisement… things have not really changed Much since the early 1900’s.   “Too Late!” Sad words those… “Too late” … for they always Emphasize what might have been and should have Been but was not… especially in life-insurance.   In March, 1915, a man living in the north east wrote To a prominent life insurance company for information, This was promptly forwarded.   As he did not reply, other correspondence was sent Suggesting that he protect his family with a policy even A small one. He put it off.   Finally, in October, 1918 the insurance company sent an Interesting booklet entitled, “How much insurance ought I to carry?” Then, after more than three years and answer Came… not from him but from his wife,   She wrote… “Your letters and your interest in my husband’s insurance Is appreciated, He died one week ago from pneumonia Without insurance coverage and leaving two children.”   Like mo

Insurance is for what I call the "what-if's" of life.   If YOU have a loss of property due to fire or wind storm or other covered peril you want YOUR contents in your home I.e. apartment, mobile home or house insured.   Questions YOU should ask YOURSELF... * Have YOU recently purchased new furniture, appliances or clothing? * Do YOU rent and is YOUR apartment connected to other apartments? * If YOU drove up to YOUR house or apartment and it was burnt to the ground, do YOU have enough money in the bank to pay for a hotel, new clothes, new furniture, more food?   If YOUR answer is NO to any of these questions, then YOU need what I'm offering today!   It is the same for life insurance YOU want your policy in force the day YOU pass from this earth life.   Questions YOU should ask YOURSELF... * Do YOU have 10K to 50K in the bank right now? * Do YOU love your family? * If YOU or a loved one in YOUR family were to pass today, would YOU have the means to cover their final ex