Overview

 

 

Defining Your Needs Is The Place To Start

Life insurance is simply protection to ensure that your family will have financial security when you die. If something should happen to you, how will they be able to continue doing the things they take for granted, like live in a nice home, continue their education, or create a retirement nest egg without you?   Life insurance can help to provide the answer.

In this section, we'll help you begin to think about Life insurance. We'll take a look at the two basic types of Life insurance, how to achieve an appropriate level of Life insurance, how to read your policy and address typical planning concerns.  All designed to provide you with a framework for considering how much life insurance you need.

There are many reasons for purchasing life insurance
among which are the following:

  • Family protection to provide financial security to surviving family members on the death of the insured person.
  • To pay for children's education.
  • Insurance to cover a particular need such as paying off a mortgage or consumer debt upon the insured's death.
  • Business insurance to compensate a company on the death of a key employee or to provide a surviving partner the resources to buy out the deceased partner's share of the business.
  • To provide funds to pay estate taxes or other final obligations necessary to settle a deceased person's estate.
  • To provide the funds necessary for the deceased person's burial expenses.
  • Accumulation of funds to supplement retirement income.

 

Learn More...

Life Insurance Overview | Understanding The Basics | Term & Cash Value
Coverage Amounts | Reading Policies | Planning Concerns | Life Calculator | Life Glossary

Please Note: The information contained in this Web site is provided solely as a source of general  information and resource.  It is a not a statement of contract and coverage may not apply in all areas or circumstances.  For a complete description of coverages, always read the insurance policy, including all endorsements.