Even if this current period of financial woe, it remains vitally important for you to keep up with the payments of your life annuities. This is mainly because if you fail to do so, there is always a very strong chance of your losing out on the final benefits of this financial contract; at best, you could expect to receive less of a payout.
When people are forced to tighten their belt, at times of financial hardship, unfortunately, insurance policies and annuities are often the first thing to be neglected. Any insurance policy will only ever be a good thing if you stick to the terms of the repayments that were set out in the beginning.
Your response to these facts may be something along the lines of - such annuities are not essential at the moment, I must focus on other bills for the time being. This is all very well and understandable, but your future and the security of your family is even more vital.
People hate paying out for insurance premiums - this will always be an undisputed fact. But this kind of industry would not have prevailed for literally thousands of years if there was no need for it. Life annuities, especially, are there for a reason and therefore you may wish to prioritise your finances accordingly, so that those premiums continue to be met.