William Penn Life, 2005 (40. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
2005-04-01 / 4. szám
MoneywiSe with Mark Lantz Life is good We all think that we are going to live forever. Chances are we'll live longer than our parents and grandparents. Better foods, excellent medical resources and happiness. Yes, happiness allows each of us the opportunity to live longer. Knowing this, we will also carry our bills into our senior years. You know the importance of a good life insurance policy to take care of the financial responsibilities left behind. The Paid Up at Age 65 permanent life insurance policy allows you the comfort of knowing that you have the permanent plan you want. There are a lot of "what if" situations that arise after retirement. If my spouse dies, do I need to keep the life insurance? Can I use the cash? Should I use the cash in my policy? How will this affect my death benefit? Should I keep the policy now that I am retired? Everyone's situation is different. Discuss your situation with you family members and call your agent to discuss how your life insurance needs change throughout the years. Together, you will get the help you need. FYI. Most retirees do keep their permanent life insurance policies and many purchase additional polcies to provide for those left behind. A spouse, children and grandchildren may benefit from the proceeds. Income to pay the bills when needed, debt reduction and college funding are made possible through life J insurance proceeds. Please review your policy J beneficiaries to confirm your wishes. Thank you. • Issue Ages 0-60 Product • Minimum issue of the Month $5,000 Ages 0-54 $2,000 Ages 55 Through 60 • No Certificate Fee Paid Up % Options available: Accidental Death Benefit - Issued Ages 0-60 Waiver of Premium Benefit - Issued Ages 15-55 at Age 65 Payor Waiver of Premium - Issued Ages 0-14 A William Penn Association Life Paid Up at Age 65 Plan is an excellent way to maintain a lifetime of insurance protection for you and your loved ones. WANTED - Fraternal Life Insurance Agents If you enjoy the fraternalism of William Penn Association and would like to further serve your members, family and friends, then call Mark Lantz, Sales Director. I would like to share an opportunity with you to further expand our society and help you to provide for their financial security. Call me at 1-800-848-7366 ext. 134 for more details. 4 William Penn Life, April 2005
