Maryland's tech corridor is one of the most concentrated in the country, driven by federal tech contracts, cybersecurity, and biotech. The income is real. The insurance gaps are just as real.
The gap nobody talks about
Maryland tech professionals in Bethesda, Rockville, and Columbia have high incomes, complex compensation structures, and coverage that typically trails behind what they actually need.
Government contract work in Maryland comes with strong income but is subject to clearance reviews, budget cuts, and contract non-renewals. Portable individual life insurance stays with you through any employer change.
Homes in North Bethesda, Potomac, and Ellicott City average $650,000 to $900,000. A 30-year mortgage at that level requires dedicated life insurance coverage sized to that obligation.
Many Maryland tech households have two high earners. Each needs individual life insurance coverage. Combining everything into one policy for one person leaves the other earner's income unprotected.
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