Katherine Murbach is a life insurance and annuities editor and a licensed life insurance agent at Policygenius. Before joining the editorial team, she wrote about life and disability insurance for 1752 Financial, and advised over 1,500 clients on their life insurance policies as a sales associate.
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Katherine has been a licensed life insurance agent since August 2020.
Before joining the editorial team, she advised over 1,500 clients on their life insurance policies as a sales associate at Policygenius.
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Pro tip
Katherine Murbach
When buying life insurance, it ’s crucial to reflect on who is (or will be) dependent on your income, so you can financially protect them in the future.
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