Obtaining Life Insurance

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Obtaining life insurance is a debatable question. However, if you have a family, than life insurance is a must so you don't leave a financial burden on your family. "Most people buy life insurance to protect the people who depend on them from financial losses caused by their death." ( Focus on Personal Finance). A wife or husband should leave their spouse with unexpected expenses. Life insurance policy's is way to help pay for items such as mortgages or any other debts during a death. In my humble opinion, when a death of a loved one occurs, the burden of paying some unwanted bill isn't warranted. You're already shaking my the passing of your loved one, the last thing you should be worrying about is some bill.
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