Think of all the work a homemaker does: takes care of the children, washes dishes and clothes, cooks, shops for family needs, runs errands, etc. Would not the family go through great emotional trauma at the loss of the homemaker? What would it mean to the surviving spouse to have the money to be able to afford to take a leave of absence from work and still pay the bills? What would it mean if while he's working he can pay for personal care for the children and for the housekeeping so that when he gets home from work, the chores are done and he can spend time with the children during those crucial emotional times they would be going through? Such a difference could be critical to a growing child's well-being. There would also be funeral and burial costs and there could be medical bills still left to pay (see "What are some of the specific uses for insurance?"). It is something to think about. Better yet, it is something to act on and get taken care of!

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