When we are young our responsibilities are high, we have mortgages, young children, and a lifetime of income that a surviving spouse would miss. As life goes by those needs may change as money for college educations, weddings, retirement income, and even long-term care start becoming real needs. Solutions to these needs, and many more, can be met with creative and modern life insurance products for all ages.
When you are young your responsibilities are high.
Our needs change as our family, responsibilities, and priorities change.
During retirement, life insurance needs often change, and final expense coverage may become an important part of the plan.
Final expense life insurance can provide a ‘clean-up’ fund for expenses that remain after the death of a loved one. Final utility bills, mortgage payments, unpaid taxes, and costs not included in a prepaid funeral plan can create unexpected financial obligations for the family.
Lifetime coverage options that may include whole life, indexed universal life, and guaranteed universal life insurance.
Term Life Insurance
Affordable protection for a specific period, often selected to protect income, mortgages, and growing families.
Terminal Illness Benefits
Many policies allow early access to part of the death benefit following a qualifying terminal-illness diagnosis.
Chronic Illness Benefits
Certain riders may allow access to part of the death benefit after a qualifying chronic illness or serious functional impairment.
Critical Illness Benefits
Available riders may provide living benefits following specified conditions such as cancer, heart attack, or stroke.
Long-Term Care Benefits
Life insurance with an LTC rider may help pay qualifying care expenses while preserving a death benefit if care is never needed.
*Rider availability, qualifying conditions, benefit amounts, costs, and policy provisions vary by insurance company and policy. Accelerated benefits generally reduce the remaining death benefit.