National Catholic Forester

Winter 2017

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National Catholic Forester 24 You have kids—and grandkids—who may need your support. How much will it cost to raise a child to age 17? In households with income over $105,000, it's estimated to be $399,780. Per child. Without college expense. Combined expenses may be $650,000 or more. How many children do you have? Let's be realistic. If you have an adequate investment and pension portfolio; if you have made provisions for your health care costs; if \RXKDYHQRRQHUHO\LQJRQ\RXIRUŅQDQFLDO support, maybe, just maybe you can afford to retire. 'LG\RXNQRZWKDWDKHDOWK\\HDUROGPDQ has a life expectancy of 87 and a woman, 89; and that 38% of the men and 50% of the women will live to age 90, according to recent research on longevity risks and retirement. So, do you still need life insurance as you're heading toward retirement? Let's look at three reasons you might. 1 THREE REASONS You May Still Need Life Insurance as You Head Toward Retirement © CAN STOCK PHOTO MONKEYBUSINESS

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