Childfree Wealth® Life Insurance Without Kids: Protection or Overkill? Ep 134
Being Childfree comes with its own set of financial rules—so does that mean life insurance is off the table? In this episode, we dive into whether Childfree individuals actually need life insurance, uncovering scenarios where it might make sense (hint: it usually doesn’t!).
We explore why term life insurance could be valuable if others truly rely on your income—like a disabled spouse, dependent parents, or business partners—and caution against costly traps like whole life or universal policies often pushed by commission-based agents. You'll learn why mixing investment with insurance rarely pays off, and why working with a fee-only financial planner is crucial.
We'll also help you evaluate existing policies, figure out if you're over-insured, and determine when employer-provided life insurance makes sense.
Action Items:
✅ Review existing life insurance policies to assess their necessity.
✅ Consult a fee-only financial planner for personalized guidance.
✅ Check the specifics of your employer-provided coverage.
✅ Calculate your actual financial obligations before considering any new policy.
Tune in to confidently navigate life insurance decisions without kids—no unnecessary coverage, just smart protection!
The Childfree Wealth Podcast, hosted by Bri Conn, CFP®, and Dr. Jay Zigmont, CFP®, is a financial and lifestyle podcast that explores the unique perspectives and concerns of Childfree individuals and couples.
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