My brother recently married a woman(they eloped after a 3yr tumultuous relationship). She was married previously(she cheated with my bro)…maybe 2 1/2 yrs ago and had a child with that man(now 6yrs old). She brought up the "life insurance" topic the night they enounced to the immediate family that they were going to elope that weekend!!! I don’t trust this woman. My brother has even called her a whore…untrustworthy, blah blah. We don’t know what snapped in him to entice him to marry her so quickly. The verdict is still out on whether or not she is pregnant. They married about a month and a half ago. She doesn’t come from a very good family…I believe that is why she sought out my bro and my family…they all work together btw, besides me at a realestate company. Anyway, she is very manipulative…and now I am a licensed insurance agent..but I don’t want to sell him a policy!!! Bc I don’t believe that he needs to insure his life for her and her child so quickly…she is working FT and he isn’t the primary breadwinner…why does he need to get a life insurance policy on himself for her??? I think they should wait a few years….maybe until they have a child together…if she stops making as much money, etc….I am just curious if it makes sense to you all for him to buy life insurance in this stage of the game…given what I have told you? Thank you for your comments!
Anybody with any brains has a life insurance policy that will benefit a spouse. Smart people get it right after they get married. You can die at any time and leave crippling bills that your spouse has no way to pay.
My husband added a policy on him for me about 6 weeks after we got married. I’m currently looking for a smaller policy to cover me.
Quite right that you shouldn’t sell him a policy. I don’t think it’s appropriate to mix family and business like that. Suggest to him some agents to consider, what he should consider in a policy and let him make his move without your guidance.
Anybody with any brains has a life insurance policy that will benefit a spouse. Smart people get it right after they get married. You can die at any time and leave crippling bills that your spouse has no way to pay.
My husband added a policy on him for me about 6 weeks after we got married. I’m currently looking for a smaller policy to cover me.
Quite right that you shouldn’t sell him a policy. I don’t think it’s appropriate to mix family and business like that. Suggest to him some agents to consider, what he should consider in a policy and let him make his move without your guidance.
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It’s absolutely none of your business. Stay out of their marriage and you’ll all be happier.
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He did marry her… if he doesn’t get it from you he will go somewhere else.
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He makes the decisions..all up to him what he feels is right to do with the life insurance..and coverage..
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Stay out of it. I don’t think his life is any of your concern. HE chose to marry this woman, HE wants to get life insurance to make sure his wife and now child will be taken care of if anything were to ever happen to him.
Get your nose out of other peoples business.
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Its family like you that break up lives, marriages, and relationships. Why don’t you get your own life and leave your brother and his woman alone. What she does, her family background and all is none of your business!
Your brother is with her for a reason and I am sure he did not ask your permission to be with her, so he obviously thinks it is none of your business!
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I think if he cares about his new wife and child, he should buy life insurance if he’s not prepared to take care of them in case he passes. You are being unreasonable.
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