Job Loss Protection - When Bad Things Happen To Good People

August 2007 US employment figures showed 145,794,000 people with jobs, or 125,000 fewer than 6 months ago.  When that number goes into negative territory (125,000 FEWER), it is a warning of a slowdown in the economy.  Ohio’s unemployment rate last month increased to 5.6 percent (up from 5.2 percent one year ago).  States with the highest unemployment rates in September 2007 included Michigan (7.50 percent) and Mississippi (6.4 percent).

Are You Worried About Your Job?  How Would You Pay Your Bills If Unemployed?

Life Insurance and Disability Insurance can provide for families if death or disability occurs. Now certainly that's comforting, but it doesn't account for what's probably the most likely malady to befall most Americans - Unemployment. You can easily cover yourself with a benefit that will pay you cash benefits up to six months if you become unemployed so that you can keep all your debts current while you look for new employment. The alternative is to use up your savings leaving you poorer than you have to be. That doesn't need to happen!

John Hartline

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