What are the classic insurance sayings?

Collection of classic insurance sayings

1. Leave something useful to your wife and children instead of leaving some burden for them to take care of.

2. Although you have to pay a price for taking action, if you don’t take action, the price you pay will be even greater.

3. No one dies at the right time, either too early or too late.

4. Life insurance is creating the cash you need most.

5. What if money does not depreciate but people depreciate first (such as injury or disability)?

6. Insurance is like a parasol. If you don’t take it with you when you need to use it, you may not be able to use it if you do.

7. If your child had a choice, he would definitely not choose you as a parent. Your child relies on your health and work to survive.

8. Death is not free, but comes with a price.

9. Is it possible to call people out of their graves and ask them if they regret not buying insurance?

10. Life insurance salesmen come to you with cash when you need money, while other salesmen, lawyers, and accountants come to ask you for money.

11. Buying insurance means raising a filial son who will be able to support him twenty years later.

12. Insurance is like the switch of a thermos. Although it costs a little more, it can protect children from accidents.

13. Your wife, children, car, and house are now your property. Clothing, food, housing, transportation and other expenses are all your liabilities. However, if something goes wrong, only insurance can immediately turn it into an asset. Go pay those bills.

14. Why are Europeans and Americans getting richer and richer because they have life insurance, while Chinese people only save money. If they save 10 million and divide it among their four children, each person can only get 2.5 million, 2.5 million. Then divide it between the two grandchildren, and the more you divide it, the less it will be. And insurance can buy 10 million for a small price.

15. Spend a little money to lighten the load off your shoulders.

16. Every day, some people refuse insurance, but many people buy it; every day, some people doubt insurance, but many people get insurance benefits.

17. The coffins contain dead people, not old people.

18. Can you leave your professional brain to your wife and children?

19. Buying life insurance is like signing a contract with God, guaranteeing that there will be no problems in the next twenty years or a lifetime, and that if there is a problem, He will take care of it for me.

20. If you are going on a business trip, do you need to leave some living expenses? If you cannot come back from the business trip, how much living expenses will you leave for your family?

21. Purchasing life insurance is not an increase in burden, but a responsibility.

22. When a male owner dies, the wife needs to spend more time making money to support the family. The children not only have no father, but also no mother.

23. If the boss suddenly announced a 10% salary cut today, life would still be manageable. But if you lose your ability to work and your salary is never available, wouldn’t your wife and children’s lives be even more difficult?

24. Many people often say: "If I had known... I would have..." If we don't take precautions in advance, when a disaster occurs, it will be too late!

25. A widow is holding five million and crying bitterly, and the other widow is holding a quilt and crying bitterly. They both have to face life tomorrow. Which one do you want to choose?

26. Life insurance is synonymous with money. You can object to insurance, but are you not interested in money?

27. Buying insurance is just transferring part of the deposits in the bank to the insurance company's account, without spending it.

28. What is your top priority? Buy a car, a refrigerator, a TV? No, the most important thing is that your family can move on with their lives.

29. When your child gets sick, you can't say, "Wait a minute, I'll get sick again when I have money." Insurance is that money.

30. Would you consider your family’s living expenses? Will you consider your children’s education expenses? Insurance is a substitute for future living expenses and education expenses.

31. When you married your wife and had children, you vowed to give them a good life and safety, but did you really fulfill this guarantee?

32. Your lawyers and accountants can only do their best to reduce your losses within the legal scope, but they will not pay the bills on your behalf.

33. Would you like to marry a woman with two children? If not, who will your wife marry again? A poor widow may have to remarry, but a wealthy widow may not.