Life insurance basics

Nobody wants life insurance. We want what life insurance provides...

A man who dies without adequate life insurance should have to come back and see the mess he created. --Will Rogers

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What You Will Learn

Secret 1

Just because you don’t bring home a paycheck doesn’t mean you’re not working and doesn't mean you don't need life insurance. A stay-at-home parent can get a Social Security check just like any other worker. Stay-at-home parents provide a million services that would have to be replaced if something were to happen to them.

Secret 2

Life insurance is not only for old people: This is one of the biggest myths surrounding life insurance. In fact, the younger and healthier you are when you purchase a policy, the lower your premiums will be.

Secret 3

Single people don't need life insurance is a myth. While having dependents is certainly a good reason to have life insurance, it's not the only reason. Life insurance can be a tax-free source of retirement income or working capital. And, besides, someone has to bury you.

About the Author

My name is Bruce Kuczinski. I have been helping people with financial services since 2002. Following 5 years as an investment adviser with MetLife, I started my own independent insurance agency in 2007.

In addition to experience in the real world, I regularly take courses in advanced financial planning. I believe that in order to be the best, education and training should continue for a lifetime.

Prior to financial services, I owned and operated several businesses, including being a founder of a multi-million-dollar international sports gear manufacturing company. I am married, a father and grandfather.

I am also the oldest of 10 brothers and sisters. Family activities are important to me. Community activities include Chambers of Commerce, professional organizations and volunteer involvement with nonprofit organizations.

I like walking outdoors, reading novels, listening to music, watching movies and watching college football.