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How Much Coverage
Should I Get?

Life insurance coverage

Coverage in life insurance is the amount of money your loved ones would receive if you pass away.

The right number isn’t one-size-fits-all. It depends on things like your income, debts, and future plans. A common rule of thumb is 10 to 15 times your annual income, but the right amount is always personal.

What to consider

When thinking about coverage, consider both current needs and what’s ahead

Income replacement

Ensure your family can maintain their lifestyle if your income is no longerthere.

Debts & loans

Significant financial obligations like a mortgage, car loan, or credit card balance

Household expenses

Everyday costs like groceries, utilities, and childcare

Future finacial goals

Long-term needs such as your children’s education, home maintenance, or business funding

Unexpected costs

Any final expenses or other financial obligations that may arise

Putting it together

A simple way to estimate is to add up these categories:

Your income (multiplied by the number of years you want it replaced)

Total debts & obligations

Future goals & expenses

Then subtract any savings or assets your family could rely on.

Real-world example

Annual income: $70,000

Years of replacement: 10 → $700,000

Mortgage: $200,000

College fund: $100,000

Savings: $50,000

Suggested coverage: $950,000

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