How much life insurance do I need?

The short answer

A simple rule: add your debts, years of income your family needs, your mortgage, and future education costs. That total is a good starting point.

The DIME method

Debt, Income, Mortgage, Education. Add them up and subtract savings or coverage you already have.

Pick the term to match

Choose a term that lasts until your biggest obligation ends. For a new 30-year mortgage, a 30-year term often fits.

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General information, not insurance, tax, or legal advice. Coverage subject to underwriting approval.

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