07/09/2026
This post is going to be a little bit different than all my others. This one hits close to home.
It is way too often in my line of work that I hear “I don’t need life insurance, I’m only in my mid twenties” or “I don’t have kids yet and I’m not married, who would I leave it to?” And let me tell you — you do need it, and your loved ones need it too.
In the past 2 months, I’ve lost two people in my personal life under the age of 27 to accidents — quite literally the unexpected. We may never understand why they were taken so soon, both of them still with so much life ahead of them, unmarried and yet to become parents.
And in moments like that, reality sets in fast. The people left behind are grieving while also trying to figure out funeral costs, arrangements, fundraisers, and everything that comes after loss.
That is why I do what I do. Life insurance is for the unexpected. Because when you’ve lost someone you love, the last thing a family should have to worry about is finances while trying to grieve someone they cared about deeply.
It’s never too early to have a plan in place. Review your policies. Double and triple check what you have through work. Make sure it’s enough. Give the people you love the peace of mind of knowing they won’t have to carry that burden alone.
If you need help getting something in place, call me. I’ll always make sure you understand your options and that you and your loved ones are protected when it matters most.
