lizzie, the advantage your husband has over others is that he has 2 years notice. Gives you time think about options and to prepare.
How much can you save (just the monthly insurance premium would add up to a bit)?
Think about putting aside anything over what you think the bare minimum you need to live on is. Gives you an idea of how you'd get on with a reduced income too.
I think that and a redundancy payout could buy you the same if not more time than an short term insurance policy.
Someone said refinance and get a LOC. Do that too, well before his job goes.
Perhaps look at expanding the business you have - make it more large scale commercial than a hobby, grow more products - or look at starting up something else that interest your husband.
How much can you save (just the monthly insurance premium would add up to a bit)?
Think about putting aside anything over what you think the bare minimum you need to live on is. Gives you an idea of how you'd get on with a reduced income too.
I think that and a redundancy payout could buy you the same if not more time than an short term insurance policy.
Someone said refinance and get a LOC. Do that too, well before his job goes.
Perhaps look at expanding the business you have - make it more large scale commercial than a hobby, grow more products - or look at starting up something else that interest your husband.