Imagine This: The Lost Spouse

We’re introducing a new series here on our blog today to shift your thinking into the possibilities that could befall you if you fail to have coverage on your life, home, car, and more. Please read on with an open mind, and know that we are here for you and your loved ones, always.

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Imagine with us for a moment. You and your spouse have been happily married for five years, and you’ve just had your first child. A beautiful baby girl, congratulations! A few more years pass, and when your husband goes in for a general health check up they find that he has a severe lung disease, and doesn’t have more than a year left. You’re understandably caught up in the grief of this news that you start missing work, your husband can no longer get out of bed and must leave his job, and before you know it you’re dipping into your savings to cover your general living costs, and the outrageous medical bills that show up every month. 

Fast forward a year. Your husband has passed away, you’ve been let go from your job, and your little girl is just about to start school. In all the stress of losing your spouse you come to find that you never set up life insurance to protect your family. You find yourself moving back in with your parents, working odd jobs, and picking up extra hours to cover the bills that continue to stack up. You’re at a loss and it seems like the rest of the world just continued on turning, when all you needed was for it to stop for a minute. 

Before this becomes your story, and we hope it’s never the case, turn to Howard Webb Insurance to cover your life in protection, safety, and security. Set up a meeting with a specialist today, and prepare for tomorrow.

Article written by contract writer, Candace Cox. You can reach out to her at socials@howardwebbins.com or candacecox96@gmail.com.

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