Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Getting Comfortable on the Road and a Life Insured

I am getting more comfortable on the road, thankfully. I've taken practice runs (drives) with The Boy every day this week to and from school. This afternoon I'm finally going to take over the school run for my girls. Even though it may rain... 

Writing that post the other day really did get me thinking about life insurance. It's something I've only ever had if a company  my husband or I worked for offered it. But life is different now with 3 children and driving along narrow streets on the opposite side of the car and the road. 

It seems the older we get, the more difficult it seems to be to get insured at reasonable rates, but I've recently discovered Modex.com. Modex provides instant quotes for life insurance. There are many sites like this around, but I found two things about Modex to be superior: The first, and most important, is that they don't sell your email to a zillion third parties. They are actually insurance agents that help you find the best policy by comparing them for you. You will not start getting calls and emails from twenty people a day for the next 5 years! 

The other great thing is that it doesn't matter how whether you're 20 or 70 years old. Specialized agents at Modex work to get life insurance for seniors at the best rates possible. That's a wonderful thing. 

I plan on living until I'm 103, so my life insurance will likely benefit my grandchildren, but the important thing is that I have it. Insurance is assurance that they'll be taken care of and I can have a proper goodbye party. 

2 comments:

  1. Along with the assurance of insurance goes the assurance of a Will...if you haven't gotten one written up yet you certainly should, especially being the international traveler that you are! It's the only real assurance you can have that your children are taken care of instead of the government!

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    1. Absolutely agree. That's another post altogether! Thanks for your visit.

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