It is advisable that a person buy a denver life insurance policy that is equivalent to wages and other household income, which is normally available to support a spouse and/or dependents. At Rocky Mountain Health Brokers, we recommend that clients estimate a monetary amount that will offset additional expenses incurred. We also encourage clients to consider future wage increases that come with the rising cost of living.
We work with clients to ensure that they will receive a substantial financial advantage that will help to recoup monetary loss that is likely to occur at a person’s demise. This includes income received through your employer not included in gross wages, such as your employer’s contribution to your health insurance premium, matches to your 401(k) plan, as well as other benefits.
The purpose of having denver life insurance is to ensure that loved ones are taken care of after a person has departed. In the case of people who do not have dependents and have the means to pay their final expenses, purchasing life insurance may not be necessary. However, life insurance may be used toward an inheritance, pay outstanding bills, or donate to charity, and it is recommended that a person buy enough life insurance so that this can be accomplished.