Life Insurance: Secure Your Financial Health Before the New Year

Life Insurance: Secure Your Financial Health Before the New Year

As we approach the end of the year, many of us are reflecting on our achievements and setting goals for the future. As the President of Abrams Insurance and a friend to many, I often engage in conversations about financial health, especially the importance of life insurance. With the new year just around the corner, there’s no better time to consider securing life insurance. Here’s why locking in coverage before the new year is a crucial step in your financial health preparedness.

The start of a new year often brings changes in insurance rates. By securing a life insurance policy before the new year, you can lock in current rates, potentially saving a significant amount over the life of your policy. Remember, as you age, premiums tend to increase, so acting now is a financially savvy move.

Incorporating life insurance into your financial plan as you head into the new year gives you and your family an added layer of security. It’s about starting the year with the confidence that your loved ones will be financially protected, no matter what life throws your way.

For some, purchasing life insurance before year’s end can have tax implications and benefits. It’s an opportune time to review your financial situation and make adjustments that can positively impact your overall financial health as you head into the new year.

The insurance industry, like any other, can undergo policy changes. Securing your life insurance policy before the new year can help you avoid any unforeseen changes in policy terms or benefits that might arise.


Life insurance is more than financial protection; it’s a commitment to your health. By locking in coverage now, you’re taking a proactive approach to protect your insurability, especially if your health changes in the future.

As you set your goals for the new year, including financial milestones, life insurance should be a part of that plan. It aligns with the resolution to take better care of yourself and your family, reinforcing the importance of preparedness and responsibility.