Our coverage options
Life insurance plans for your family
Choose a starting point for your coverage conversation.
Term Life
Protection for a defined period. Explore coverage for income replacement and other time-limited needs.
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Whole Life
Explore permanent coverage, premiums, cash value and the guarantees in the policy.
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Universal Life
Understand flexible premiums, policy costs and funding considerations for long-term coverage.
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Final Expense
Plan for burial and other end-of-life expenses. Compare benefits and application requirements.
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Health and coverage
Start with your questions
A health condition deserves a product-specific answer. Explore these guides before applying.
Diabetes
Review health-history questions and product-specific eligibility.
Read the guide →COPD
Understand application questions, medications and benefit limitations.
Read the guide →Heart Disease
Prepare the information needed for an individual coverage review.
Read the guide →Cancer History
Learn which policy questions to ask about treatment history and benefits.
Read the guide →Smokers
Ask how each policy defines tobacco use and prices coverage.
Read the guide →Florida Coverage
Explore local planning questions and Florida consumer resources.
Read the guide →Compare your options
Know what you are comparing
Look at the benefits, premiums and policy conditions together.
Compare Final Expense Insurance Companies
Use a practical worksheet for product names, premiums, benefits and application requirements.
Policy Comparisons
Questions to consider when reviewing alternatives.
State Guides
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Simple process
Prepare for your conversation
Three useful steps before choosing coverage.
1
Share your goals
List the people or expenses you want to protect, and gather details of any existing coverage.
2
Compare the details
Review the benefit amount, premium schedule, application requirements and initial benefit limitations.
3
Ask your questions
Discuss affordability and policy conditions. You do not need to choose a policy before asking questions.