Insuring A Bright Future

Mortgage protection insurance is a type of term life insurance that is designed to pay off your mortgage in the event of your death. It functions like a standard term life policy: You purchase a policy for a set period, make monthly payments, and if you pass away while the policy is in force, your chosen beneficiary receives funds to pay off your mortgage. This coverage ensures that your family could stay in their home if you were no longer able to contribute to mortgage payments.

Final Expense Insurance, also referred to as Burial Insurance, is a whole life insurance policy that is designed to pay off the expenses families face upon the death of a loved one. This type of insurance ensures your loved ones aren't saddled with debts that can be financially troubling after you pass.

Final expenses include bills associated with medical expenses, funeral or memorial services, and the price of burial or cremation. The average funeral and burial in the United States today costs approximately $9,000, and that cost does not include end-of-life medical expenses. Protect your family from facing these expenses alone with an affordable Final Expense insurance policy.

Term life insurance coverage is just what it sounds like: life insurance for a specified policy term. The coverage is in effect for a term of years that you choose up front, usually ranging from 10-30 years. If you die while the policy is in force, the insurance company pays death benefits to your named beneficiaries. 

Universal life insurance is a type of permanent life insurance policy that is generally more affordable than other options. In addition to providing a death benefit, universal life insurance also provides flexible premiums and includes a cash value savings component which can be used to supplement income and pay expenses. 

Critical illness insurance is a policy that will pay out a benefit as a lump sum if you are diagnosed with a critical illness or a condition specified in the policy.  This can relieve or lesson the financial strain that can come with critical illnesses, so you can focus on getting better.