Which Life Insurance Policy is right for me?

Lessons to be learned from

Westeros’ most doomed family

All Men Must DieIf anything, the Starks should remind us, not only that good guys often finish last, and that

everyone needs up-to-datelife insurance.

Let the Starks take you through the 8 different kinds of life insurance for you & your family.

Winter is Coming

participating whole life policy

Lord Eddard Stark always knew winter and all its ills were coming soon. In other

words, prepare for the worst, hope for the best. Ned should have had a

participating whole life policy with long-term life insurance coverage and annual

dividend payouts.

“On my honour as a Tully. On my honour as a Stark. Let him go, or I will CUT your wife's throat!”

endowment life insurance policy

No doubt Catelyn Stark would have enlisted an endowment life insurance

policy which would allow her to save for her children’s future. This endowment policy may be a limited term plan, but

it’d be enough for her to save a dowry for Sansa and even Arya.

“The only time a man can be brave is when he is afraid.”

variable life insurance policy

Variable life insurance would have suited Robb Stark because it would offer him permanent

coverage — as he dreamed of a long and family-filled life — and allow him to invest the gold into a sub-account as he saw fit, even able to use his battle winnings off that investment to

pay for his life insurance policy itself.

“Good rangers don’t live long. Bad ones don’t live long either.”

term life insurance policyJon Snow would do well to sign up for a term life insurance policy because as the bastard of a dead

lord and someone who has taken the Black, his life has little bargaining value and thus monetary worth.

Plus, a term life insurance policy—usually set for older or ill policyholders—is limited to a certain

term or period of time and it doesn’t look good for our favorite hipster worshipper of the Old Gods.

“There are no heroes...in life, the monsters win.”

universal life insurance policy

Moving up and down the social and caste systems like Sansa Stark-Lannister does—Lord’s daughter to future queen to disgraced daughter to cast-off

to the “Halfman’s” wife—a universal life insurance policy only seems fitting. With this policy, 16-year-old Sansa will be covered throughout her

life, but she can adjust her premium payments as her financial situation changes.

“She walked fast, to keep ahead of her fear, and it felt

as though Syrio Forel walked beside her, and

Yoren, and Jaqen H'ghar, and Jon Snow.”

limited-pay life insurance policy

The flexibility and individual decision-making that comes with the limited-pay life insurance

policy is the only one that could suit free-willed Arya Stark, if any contract could. She would

enjoy the limited-pay life insurance plan because it covered her for life, but would still

prefer to take more dancing lessons to conquer death.

“Your wolves have more wit than your master. They know truths the

grey man has forgotten."

accidental death & dismemberment insurance

Hopefully, Brandon Stark had accidental death and dismemberment insurance when Jaime

Lannister, with his desire for more incestuous loving, decided to shove him off a castle’s walls.

Bran: “They'll be back soon. Robb will free father, and come back with mother.”

!

Rickon: “No they won’t.”

indexed-universal life insurance policy

Rickon Stark’s current security mixed with his youth may give him the best odds at Stark longevity—

something not reached in health but an ability to stay alive. Rickon’s youth would have us recommend an indexed-universal life insurance policy because it is

permanent coverage, but with the added risk that the young should especially go for by having his profits

and losses protected by the stock market.

There is only one God, and

his name is death. And

there is only one thing we say to

death: “Not today."

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