When the Unexpected Happens, Planning Matters
A story that can help start an important conversation
For the past few weeks, we’ve shared real stories about how life insurance has made a difference in people’s lives as part of Life Insurance Awareness Month.
The Fiedler family’s story is a heartfelt reminder that planning ahead matters for young families, too. When 39-year-old Josh Fiedler died suddenly from heart failure while running on a treadmill at home, his wife, Liz, was left to grieve while caring for their 3-year-old daughter. Then, one day after Josh’s funeral, Liz learned she was pregnant.
John’s life insurance policy gave the family one less thing to worry about during an incredibly difficult time, helping them stay in the home and on the Minnesota acreage he and Liz had worked so hard to build.
As Life Insurance Awareness Month comes to a close, these stories and resources can continue to help you start meaningful conversations with clients about protecting the people they love.
Use North American’s DIME worksheet to continue the conversation.
