Coverage
Four kinds of coverage, explained the way we explain them on the phone.
We are an independent agency, so we are not defending one company's product. These pages cover what each type of policy actually does, what drives the price, and the situations where the honest answer is that you do not need it.
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Mortgage protection insurance, explained without the sales pitch
It is life insurance sized to the balance on your house, paid to your family rather than to your lender. That one detail is what separates it from most of what gets mailed to new homeowners.
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Final expense insurance, and whether you actually need it
Small permanent policies, usually $5,000 to $35,000, built so a funeral and the bills that follow do not land on your children. Simple underwriting, level premium, and a few traps worth knowing about.
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Term or whole life? Start with what the money is for.
Term is cheap, temporary protection. Whole life is expensive, permanent protection with a savings component. The argument is not which is better — it is which problem you are solving.
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Indexed universal life, with the caveats included
Permanent life insurance whose cash value is credited based on a market index, with a floor that limits losses and a cap that limits gains. Powerful in the right situation, and oversold in most others.
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Find out what you would actually qualify for.
A short conversation, a real needs analysis, and options from multiple A-rated carriers. There is no fee for any of it.