if you're married with children
you probably know you should have life insurance
protecting your dependents in the event the death of you or your spouse
but do single people without those dependents need it...
most single people do not have life insurance however
most married couples have two-way insurance coverage
but, how about unmarried, 'non traditional' couples
what about those of the same or some other sex
and those questioning their sexually altogether
well, the insurance industry - always eager to find fresh meat
has now started various programs so that almost anybody
who has an affinity for almost anybody else
can easily afford to purchase a life insurance policy
according to yet another study conducted by AARP insurance
and so we can continue in our lust for ever more studies
- the biggest growth was among 20-somethings
they experienced a 24% increase in life insurance purchases
the increase appears to be driven in small part by the economy
during economic downturns, people across the board tend to
buy less insurance, simply because they can't afford it
so part of the increase in life insurance purchases
can be attributed to our current and tiny economic recovery
however, the study went on to report that they've found
the real reason can be traced to the strong need of
openly gay unmarried couples, domestic partnerships
and mostly all friends with benefits
to feel that they have some kind of binding connection
and life insurance seems to fit that need substantially
so the life insurance companies are now in high gear
with their marketing and promotion of these programs
watch for more murder in the LGBT community coming soon
