Welcome to the Jill on Money Show. It's Sunday, November 5th. And good luck if you're running the New York

Marathon today. Ooh, gosh, bless your hearts because boy, that is something else running 26.2 miles.

I always wanted to do that. And I'm sure I never will, because the old body gave out before the desire

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Well, thanks a much for having me on, gentlemen, big fan of the show.

Love your book, and thanks for all you do.

I have a question about life insurance.

Kind of two things prompted May.

One was your policy genius reads at the beginning of the shows.

And two, you know, you've had some calls over the last couple months where people are doing their financial rundown.

They mentioned they have X dollar life insurance and you'd say, hey, I think you need a little more.

So my question is, how do you determine how much a person should get?

I'm curious how much you think for both my wife and I.

I've done some internet research that kind of has that 10 times income, other factors, but one of your expert opinion on

the matter.

Okay.

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