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Business continuity
After receiving a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis, Dawn Fitch
knew she needed to protect the future of her bath products
company. Fitch had lost her own father, a lifelong
entrepreneur, after a lengthy illness. She knew rsthand the
impact such a loss can have on a business's ability to continue
operating and supporting surviving family members.
"People have invested time, money, energy into this business
and into me, so I feel a responsibility to make it work," says
Fitch, whose story is featured in Masterpiece of Love. "I need
to really make sure that this business, if I'm not here or if I
can't do anything, can run independent of me. Life insurance
is peace of mind, and life insurance will help me take care of
my family if I'm not here."
Leaving a legacy
When he was just 10 years old, Hal Williams lost his father
to a heart attack. "My mother was still working and my
father's little bit of life insurance helped keep food on the
table, a roof over our heads and us going," recalls the host of
the Masterpieces of Love series. "When I had my own family,
having plenty of life insurance for all of us was of singular
importance."
Williams' loss of his father at such an early age, and the
security li fe insurance helped bring his family, inspired his
role in the video series.
Life insurance benets can leave a legacy for survivors,
whether it's helping provide basic nancial security, pay for
college, start a business or fulll a dream. To learn more
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