Redirect $150 a month from everyday expenses into life insurance and your death benefit grows to $578,000 by age 75. That's five dollars a day building a bigger safety net for your family.
This just gives you an example of using 5 different costs and redirecting them into your policy to build a bigger, better future. Now here's something else, because this is a fact of life, no one has a lease on life. We're all going to step out of life. We don't know when, but we know we're going to step out of life. So just by recycling these, redirecting these costs through her policy, see what she does to benefit Her family, upon her passing, $206,000 more of death benefit at age 65. God forbid if she died that soon. Age 70, jumps up another $234,000 than she would have had if she just paid the $1,800 a year. Age 75, it's up to $271,000. Her family at that point would get $578,000 of death benefit. That will help them. In some way at that point. So I want to go back to a question I asked you before. Would you save $1,800 a year or $150 a month, which is really $5 a day, to have access to $206,000 in capital, $428,000 death benefit, God forbid something happened 30 years after they started that whole process? So that's a good question to think about. And this is a good thing to think about too. Those costs that are right now flowing through your hands that, hey, aren't building a bigger, better future, that if you took the time and effort to work on this, you don't have to put $5,000 in.
