You've got a mortgage, kids, and a dual income that runs tight every month. If one income disappears, the whole plan collapses. Here's how to protect it.
The gap nobody talks about
Maryland is a great state to raise a family. The suburbs are growing, the schools are strong, and home prices reflect it. Most families are financially stretched to get here. Few are protected if something goes wrong.
Maryland home prices average $415,000. If you die with no life insurance, your spouse inherits that mortgage with a reduced income. Term life is the most cost-effective way to cover this gap.
Maryland childcare averages $17,500 per year per child. That cost continues regardless of what happens to the primary earner. Life insurance ensures your family can cover it.
Group life through your employer is typically 1 to 2 times your salary. It ends when your job ends. Individual term life stays with you regardless of employment.
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