Originally posted by scooterscot
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That's quite freaky - I was about to post the same thing after just reading the title.
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there is no such thing as "life insurance", it's life assurance... honestly.
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Ture in the case of a whole life policy.Originally posted by zeitghostStrictly speaking it is life assurance... working on the principle that since we all die eventually you can't insure against it...
A lot opt for life insurance in the form of term insurance. A straight bet in "am I going to die before X date".
Some will opt for a combined term insurance and savings vehicle, often represents poor value.
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I found another life policy at home that I didn't realize I had - was a little worried until I saw that I'd taken it out rather than the Mrs.Originally posted by DodgyAgentJust remember you will become worth a lot more dead than alive.
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I refuse to tell her how much she gets if I die - it's scary stuff! Particularly when I compare it to how much I would get if she died...
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Yup, wouldn't care when dead but while alive I would worry about the kids and Mrs being thrown out of the house if I did snuff it... Therefore I have life insurance.
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Just remember you will become worth a lot more dead than alive.
If you need a minder call me
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. . . or because they have family and/or dependants who need to be provided for?Originally posted by el duderbnecause thjere stupid and scared of life.
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Originally posted by ArdescoAs if you're going to care when you're dead....
bnecause thjere stupid and scared of life.
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