After Policyholder's Death

Survivor's salary __________

Interest __________

Dividends __________

Rent received __________

Annuity income __________

Benefits __________

Social Security __________

Veterans __________

Life insurance __________

Pension __________

Trust income __________

Investment income __________

Other income __________

SUBTOTALS

TOTAL $ __________

Housing __________

Rent __________

Mortgage __________

Utilities __________

Other __________

Food __________

Home __________

Away __________

Clothing/upkeep __________

Transportation __________

Education __________

Entertainment and recreation __________

Medical and dental expenses __________

Child care expenses __________

Insurance premiums __________

Life __________

Health __________

Disability __________

Auto __________

Other __________

Payments __________

Loan __________

Installment __________

Taxes __________

Local __________

State __________

Property __________

Income __________

Other __________

SUBTOTALS

TOTAL $ __________

TOTAL INCOME $ __________

TOTAL EXPENSES $ __________

You should now have a better grasp of your income, assets, expenses and liabilities. This will help you determine the financial resources available to your family and the amount of income that would be needed in the event of the policyholder's death. You should adjust these figures periodically to take into account changes in family circumstances, new living arrangements, inflation and other variables.