Examples of Life Insurance

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A form of permanent life insurance that builds a cash value through the life of the policy that can be accessed later while still providing a death benefit. Examples can include final expense insurance, children's whole life, and other variants

A Type of Whole Life Insurance, this insurance commonly has lower limits that allow you peace of mind to cover funeral expenses for a very affordable price and can often be obtained with little to no health examinations or questions.

Temporary Life insurance that can pay in the event of disaster. These policies do not build cash value and are for a set number of years, but these policies typically have much higher payouts. They can cover mortgages, future tuition, and other items that need to be replaced due to your loss of income.

A unique permanent life insurance policy that offers flexible premiums and flexible methods to help build the cash value for the life of the policy while still offering a death benefit. Great for young and fluid situations along with those who want much more control over their policies.

For those that may be excluded from most life insurance policies by factors in or even out of their control, accidental death policies offer term life-like payouts in the event of a disaster.

Critical Illness Policies, such as first cancer diagnosis, Heart Attack, Stroke, and other lump sum payouts, assist with expenses and  can be super affordable options to provide easy-to-get coverage with fewer requirements than regular life insurance.