Forrest Wold-McGimsey - "Not enough time"
life can change in an instant. Things happen. And sometimes not for the better. As the tragic loss of a parent. And when a mother or father dies before their time, the survivors are in a world of hurt. But how do you deal with this injury when you are aged only ten years?
Meet Forrest Wold-McGimsey. He and his three brothers grew up in an idyllic small farm in Colorado. His parents, Sarah and Brian, surrounded by their children with the love of nature and life itself.
At ten, Forrest's life was changed forever when his mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. Sarah bravely fought against his cancer, but finally succumbed to the disease four years later.
tragic and devastating loss of family was aggravated by the fact that Sarah had no life insurance. Brian had always intended to get more coverage, but kept putting it off.
The impact of not having enough life insurance were felt relatively quickly. The family had to move out of their home, and Forrest (14 years) had to go to work to help support the family. "We learned a very valuable lesson about the importance of life insurance, but we paid a dear price for it," said Forrest.
Unfortunately, this story is an all-too-common occurrence. The breadwinner has life insurance, but the caregiver does not. As Brian, many people procrastinate simply to obtain additional coverage. But the parent who stays at home is as much heavy lifting as the one who goes to the office. If you pay someone else to do all the work still to do the homer (maid, chauffeur, coach, etc.), it would cost as much as $ 125,000 a year.
Ensure your spouse is an easy and affordable way to ensure your family is protected against the economic difficulties that may occur with the unexpected passing of a parent. This additional layer of protection can help keep families in their homes and help cover other exceptional expenditure. It is a win-win all the way. Something to think about.
To hear more of the story of Forrest, watch this video.
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