where will you go tomorrow

When the member of Duran Duran wrote, "nobody knows what's gonna happen tomorrow / So don't let go, now we've come this far /Hope I have peace / Understand me you're never alone" they started showing how as one ages and gains family responsibilites that your priorities also have to shift.

For example, I doubt any of them, and for that matter neither was I spent a great deal of thought back in the 80 of the value behind final expense insurance. But as more people come to depend on you, it is only natural to want to ensure that who or whatever you call your family is taken care of in any and all circumstances. For example, I like to think that my home should be paid for at the time of your death. And it could be with if I had something like NAA Life’s mortgage insurance in place. An investment for the future and the present, that is: it’s an investment in peace of mind. And in this day and age can you really but too small a price on that?

I don't know too many people who own their homes outright which is why the idea of mortgage insurance is so popular. Take a look at the mortgage protection insurance plans out there and see if you can fit it into a budget you can live with.

If you are like me you get life insurance via your job but be sure it is enough to take care of things when you are gone. It's the start of a new year, maybe make it a resolution to look into these things, I know I should.

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