Coverage that matches your life, not a sales script.

We're independent, so we can place you with whichever A-rated carrier fits your age, health and budget. Here's what that usually looks like.

Final expense (burial insurance)

Final expense (burial insurance)

A small whole life policy designed to cover the bills that land the week after a funeral: the service, the plot, outstanding medical costs and travel for family. Premiums are fixed for life and the death benefit never shrinks.

  • $5,000 to $50,000 of coverage
  • Ages 45 to 85 in most states
  • Health questions only, no exam, no labs
  • Approvals often the same day
Term life insurance

Term life insurance

The most coverage for the lowest cost during the years your family depends on your income. Pick a 10, 15, 20 or 30 year term to line up with the mortgage or the youngest child finishing school.

  • $50,000 to $1,000,000+ of coverage
  • Level premiums for the whole term
  • Income and mortgage protection
  • Many carriers approve with no exam
Whole life & indexed universal life (IUL)

Whole life & indexed universal life (IUL)

Permanent coverage that also accumulates cash value. Whole life grows at a guaranteed rate; an IUL credits interest tied to a market index with a floor that protects you in down years, and the cash value can be accessed later.

  • Coverage that never expires
  • Cash value you can borrow against
  • Tax-advantaged growth potential
  • Optional living benefit riders
Children's whole life

Children's whole life

Locks in a lifetime of insurability at a child's health and age. The premium never increases, the policy follows them into adulthood, and the cash value has decades to grow.

  • Guaranteed future insurability
  • Premiums that never rise
  • Builds cash value from day one
  • Small monthly amounts

Not sure which one you need?

That's the normal answer. Tell us about your situation and we'll recommend one plan and explain why.