Yes. Subtracting what you already have helps you see the actual gap new coverage may need to fill.
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Every few years, and after major changes such as a new home, a new child, or a change in income.
It can be a reasonable starting point, and it is the roughest of the recognized methods. An income multiple ignores what you owe, what you already have set aside, ...

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