Recently married: Recently married couples typically don’t have any specific urgency to buy life insurance. If both spouses are working and contributing to household finances and don’t have any debts, then the demise of any one person would be a big emotional loss but would not financially affect the other in a big way.
This situation changes once you have financial responsibilities like a home loan. Even if both spouses have good salaries, the burden of the home loan may be more than the surviving spouse can afford on a single income. Other debts and expenses can further contribute to the financial strain.
To make sure either spouse can carry on financially after the death of the other, both should purchase life insurance with a big life cover. At the very least, it will provide peace of mind knowing that both you and your spouse are protected.
Again, your life insurance needs increase significantly if you are caring for an aging parent. Life insurance becomes extremely important in these situations, because these dependents must be provided for, in case you are not around.
The savings angle comes in at this stage as well (actually it applies to every stage in life). If you have financial goals like a car or a house or an exotic vacation, it always makes good sense to plan and save for it. Ulips can be ideal instruments to secure long term financial goals.