Austin, Houston, Dallas — wherever you've planted roots in Texas, your family's financial future depends on you being here. Here's how to protect it if you're not.
The gap nobody talks about
Texas attracts young families because of no income tax, good jobs, and affordable space. But that affordability comes with larger homes, longer commutes, and more financial exposure.
The average new home in Texas runs $350,000 to $450,000. A 30-year mortgage at today's rates is a 30-year obligation. A 20-year term policy keeps your family in the house if something happens to you.
Property values in Austin, Dallas, and Houston have surged over 40% since 2020. Your cost of living is higher than it was three years ago. Your life insurance coverage should reflect that.
LIMRA data shows that 40% of households with children have no life insurance. The average gap between what families have and what they need is $200,000. At your age, that gap is cheap to close.
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