If you’re married, in a committed relationship, have children who depend on your income, or any of these could be in your future, you need life insurance.
Life insurance can help ensure your family’s future financial security by providing funds to pay the mortgage & other debts, replace lost income, cover college tuition or trade school, take care of final expenses and transfer wealth.
Coverage for a “term” or period of your life
Lower premiums for higher coverage
Provides a tax-free death benefit with a fixed rate for 10-30 years
No equity – cannot be used as cash value
Replaces lost income
Pays off expenses (mortgage, credit cards, car, etc)
Money for kids to go to college, trade school, and get them started in life
A permanent policy
Protection carries with you your whole life
Can build equity, have cash value and dividends
You can borrow from the cash value on a tax-free basis
Premiums stay level; guaranteed to never increase
Higher premiums than term life, but can be more valuable in the long run
A permanent policy
Protection carries with you your whole life
Can build equity, have cash value and dividends
You can borrow from the cash value on a tax-free basis
Follow a stock market index
Premiums are flexible
Higher premiums than term life, but can be more valuable in the long run
Build lifelong base of whole live coverage
Supplement specific times of your life with term insurance
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Life insurance can help ensure your family’s future financial security by providing funds to pay the mortgage & other debts, replace lost income, cover college tuition or trade school, take care of final expenses and transfer wealth.
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