The question of purchasing life insurance on a child is two dimensional. One might assume that the insured is always a toddler or young child. There are, however, certain instances, albeit limited, where purchasing life insurance on adult children is prudent.
The primary focus of this article will be insuring the life of a toddler or young child, for which there are positives and negatives.
Insuring a Young Child
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