How does a life insurance laddering strategy work?
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Example: Someone might have a $500,000 30-year policy, a $300,000 20-year policy, and a $200,000 10-year policy. As financial obligations like a mortgage and raising children decrease, portions of the coverage expire.
The goal is to have more coverage when you need it most while potentially reducing the total cost of insurance.
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