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Term Life
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Affordable type of life because the insurer is only covering the risk of death during the limited, specified period. Premiums are usually fixed(level) duration of the term.
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Temporary Coverage Covering Specific Period of time (the "term") 10,15,20, or 30 years.
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No Accumulated Cash Value or savings component.
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Death Benefit is payable if the insured dies within the policy term.
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Terms expires, coverage ends or policy may be renewable with higher premiums.
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Best used for covering specific, temporary financial needs.
Whole Life
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Permanent, the policy remains in force for the insured's entire life, provided the premiums are paid.
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Cash Accumulation that grows on a tax-deferred basis at a guaranteed rate.
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Higher premiums are substantially higher than Term Life, but they are fixed (level) for the entire life of the policy and never increase.
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Death Benefit is guaranteed to be paid to the beneficiaries upon the death of the insured, regardless of when it occurs (as long as the policy is in force).
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Lifetime needs, like covering final expenses, estate planning, creating a guaranteed inheritance, or using the cash value for retirement income supplementation.
Annuities
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Fixed Annuity (guaranteed interest rate)
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Variable Annuity (tied to investment performance)
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Indexed Annuity (tied to a market index)
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Income Retirement to protect against the Risk of outliving your money (longevity risk).
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An agreement where an individual makes a single payment (lump sum) or a series of payments to an insurance company.
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Funds grow tax-deferred ( you don't pay taxes on the interest/gains until you withdraw the money.
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Payments are received during the insured's lifetime either immediate or deferred until a future retirement date. (or for a specified period)
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The Annuitant (the person receiving the payments) is the primary beneficiary. Some annuities have a death benefit that pays the remainder of the balance to a named beneficiary upon the annuitant's death.
Our Simple 3-Step Quote Process
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Assess Your Needs: Complete our quick intake form.
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Review Options: We analyze your options and assist you choosing what's the best option for your needs.
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Finalize Coverage: Review and sign your tailored policy.