Life Insurance
Coverage sized to the people you protect.
Term, whole life, and final expense, priced to the reality of your situation. Let’s find your number.
How much coverage you need
A common starting point is 10 to 15 times your income. A better answer adds up your debts, years of income to replace, and future costs like college, then subtracts what you already have. The calculator on the homepage does a first pass. The assessment refines it.
Term, whole, and final expense
Term covers you for a set period, such as 20 years, at the lowest cost. Permanent coverage, like whole life or IUL, lasts your whole life and builds cash value, so it costs more. Many people use a mix of both. Final expense is small, simplified coverage built to cover end-of-life costs.
Don't rely on work coverage alone
Employer coverage is often only 1 to 2 times your salary, and it typically ends when you leave the job. A personal policy goes with you and can be sized to what your family actually needs.
A medical exam isn't always required
Depending on your age, health and the amount you apply for, many carriers can approve coverage using health questions and records alone. If an exam is needed, it's usually a short visit at your home or office.
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