FINANCE | 𝑨 𝑳𝒆𝒕𝒕𝒆𝒓 𝒕𝒐 𝑴𝒚 𝑭𝒊𝒏𝒂𝒏𝒄𝒊𝒂𝒍 𝑨𝒅𝒗𝒊𝒔𝒐𝒓

The magic of insurance got us financially protected. We find ease in the midst of chaos, and manage to stay with the lifestyle that we have.

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Dear FA,

Hey! How’s life? It’s been a year since we parted ways. I still remember how excited I was to get life insurance to you before. At first, I was very hesitant to do so, but you were very eager to help me and my family. I remember how you inculcated into my mind its importance and how I change my perceptions about it. I rejected you a couple of times, but you stayed and made sure to guide me throughout my financial journey.

I will not forget how many times I have seen your message and highlighted how busy I was every time you asked for an appointment. We’re close friends but you find it difficult to persuade me. I am very thankful that you’re patient.

I was very happy because I’d never become a burden to my family.

Slight regrets crossed my mind as you explained that the older I get, the higher will the premium that I’ll be paying. But, still grateful to be able to get one before I get diagnosed with Lung Disease.

It’s true that we can never tell when and where sickness will come. The hospital bills can probably get us bankrupt if it wasn’t for the Critical Illness Benefit of 1,000,000 that you include in my policy. I was very happy because I’d never become a burden to my family.

The magic of insurance got us financially protected. We find ease in the midst of chaos, and manage to stay with the lifestyle that we have.

Sadly, though we have the money, still my body did not cooperate. I remember how stubborn I am eating on time and stopping myself from taking cigarettes. If only I knew it would be the reason for my departure, I could’ve done otherwise. Plus, you always blatantly remind me that smoking increases the insurance premium only to make me stop. But neither do I follow you.

It’s been a magnificent 23 years of my life and I can’t help but be happy to be able to provide the needs of my family even if I’m gone. I’m proud to give them a million, though I’m lying here, 6 ft. below the ground. Please tell them to use the life insurance I left wisely and grow it more by investing, if not I’ll visit and do it for them.

Thanking you, and the insurance company, I was able to secure my family’s future although I only paid ¼ of the premium.

Lovelots,

Your stubborn client

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Copyread by: Zeitter Joy Edang

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