September is a great month.  It is the beginning of football season; kids are settling back into the new school year, it’s going to get cooler, and its life insurance awareness month. 


 


According to a new Insurance Barometer Study more than 40% of American do not have life insurance.  This is very sad for me.  There are two things we can never avoid and they are taxes and death.  Call your CPA for your taxes and call me to protect your family’s assets.     


 


Please take a second and answer these questions.


  1. If something happened to me how would my spouse make the bill payments?
  2. If something happened to me who would pay for my kid’s college and education?
  3. If something happened to me who would pay for my final expenses?
  4. If something happened to me how much life insurance would my family need?


 


This is no longer “someday I will get life insurance”, this is a today thing.  Today is the day to call and make that life insurance appointment. 





Raymond Grim has been an insurance agent in Surprise, AZ since 2001.  Our motto is to give honest and quality service.  Give us a call for your insurance needs 623-876-1793


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