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There are financial books that begin by telling you what to buy. This one will not.
It begins with a simpler question: What does your life currently provide that someone else would have to continue without you?
The answer may be income. Care. Housing. Education. A business. Debt payments. A future inheritance. Support for a person who cannot become financially independent. Or nothing that requires life insurance at all.
The point of understanding life insurance is not to find a reason to own it. The point is to know when it performs a real job, what that job costs, what can go wrong, and what questions deserve answers before anyone signs an application.
Use this book when you marry, when a child arrives, when you buy a home, when a business begins, when someone proposes permanent insurance, when an illustration contains numbers you do not understand, when a beneficiary needs to change, or when a policy review is due.
The purpose is not to spend your life thinking about death. It is to understand the plan well enough that you do not have to.
