Theory of Decreasing Responsibility

Theory of Decreasing Responsibility

According to the Theory of Decreasing Responsibility, your need for life insurance peaks along with your family responsibilities. When you're young, you may have children to support, a new mortgage payment and many other obligations. Yet, you haven't had the time to accumulate much money. This is the time when the death of a breadwinner or caretaker could be devastating and when you need coverage the most. When you're older, you usually have fewer dependents and fewer financial responsibilities. Plus, you've had years to accumulate wealth through savings and investments. At this point, your need for insurance has reduced dramatically, and you have your own funds to see you through your retirement years.
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Theory of Decreasing Responsibility

The way life works
dying too soon
living too long
Insurance Savings
  • TODAY:

  • Mortgage

  • Young Children

  • Debt

  • RETIREMENT:

  • Mortgage Free

  • Grown Children

  • Minimal Debt

loss of income
would be devastating
retirement
income needed
In the earlier years, you may need more coverage, while in the later years, you may not. In the earlier years, you may not have much money, while in the later years, you may have much more.
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