How do you say “Honey, you really mean a lot to me, and I really care about you” this Valentine's Day?

If you were to buy your loved one a dozen red roses or a box of truffles, she is likely to think, “All right, he cares enough bout me to buy the obvious present.” sixty-four percent of men give their significant other flowers on Valentine’s Day, so giving flowers shows that you are like two-thirds of men. This is about equal to posting “hb” on your partner's Facebook page on her birthday: it signals that you remember, and that you are willing to spend about seven seconds conveying that fact.

Instead put your resources where your mouth is. Make your significant other feel secure all the time with a Critical Illness Insurance that is designed to shoulder the cost of becoming critically ill. You don’t have to spend a lot of money to show that you care. For as little as $7.50 per month*, your loved one will have a Critical Illness Insurance plan that will make her feel protected against many kind of life threatening illnesses.

So this Valentines Day wrap the insurance policy with a red ribbon and present it with a box of truffles and wish her a healthy, long and meaningful life. Happy Valentines Day!

*Monthly charges may vary depending on gender, age and smoking habits.