Let's take a look at Sarah from our example earlier and how a survivor benefit of 1012 times her earnings could truly assist her household: Sarah's wage is $40,000, and her policy death benefit is $400,000 ($ 40,000 times 10). If Sarah died, her family could invest the $400,000 in a shared fund that makes a 10% return.

The interest that Sarah's family could earn each year would cover Sarah's wage. And the initial quantity invested might remain there forever as they utilize the interest ...

Let's take a look at Sarah from our example earlier and how a death benefit of 1012 times her income might really assist her household: Sarah's wage is $40,000, and her policy survivor benefit is $400,000 ($ 40,000 times 10). If Sarah died, her family could invest the $400,000 in a shared fund that makes a 10% return.

The interest that Sarah's household might earn each year would cover Sarah's income. And the initial amount invested might remain there forever as they use the interest to...

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