Holly and Matt want to use the nonworking spouse method to determine the amount of life insurance coverage they need if their children are ages 9 and 5 years old how much do they need
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- Time horizon: since the children are 9 and 5, plan until the oldest is 18 (or through college if you want to include education costs). For a simple conservative example, use 13 years (youngest will be 18 in 13 years; oldest will be 22 but you may still want Show more…
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