If you buy young, and you lock in the low price, you're going to have that price for the duration of the policy term. So 10 years from now, accounting for inflation, that 25,000 is going to look like peanuts. You still have that protection, you know, you'll still have that corpus that your family will receive in the event of your untimely demise. And obviously, that's something that most people don't consider. But when you put it that way, all of a sudden it starts looking very appealing,. Where you're like, if I'm making X amount, an income, maybe setting aside 2000 is not a big deal.