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Protect the
people you love.
Your family. Your home. The life you've built. Understand your life insurance options and start with what matters most to you.
A little clarity today.
A lasting expression of love.
Start with your goals, then explore the coverage.
01 Plain-English explanations02 Your goals come first03 A starting point for a conversation
Protection, with purpose
You don't need to know
the insurance jargon.
Start with the difference you want to make for the people you love.
These goals can overlap. Final expense is often a smaller whole life policy; mortgage protection describes a need commonly addressed with term life insurance.
A simple place to begin
What would you
like to protect?
Three quick questions to help you prepare for an insurance conversation. No insurance knowledge needed.
3Questions about your goal, budget and timing.
No personal information required.
No personal information required.
This guide suggests a topic to explore. It is not a quote, an eligibility decision or a personalized policy recommendation.
Question 1 of 3
Know your options
The coverage.
The considerations.
A good conversation includes what a policy can do, what it costs and what you'll need to keep it in place.
Permanent life insurance
Indexed Universal Life
Protection and cash value potential.
IUL combines a death benefit with cash value whose interest may be linked to an index. You are not directly investing in that index.
Ask about charges, caps, participation rates and funding requirements. Illustrated values aren't guarantees. A floor on credited interest does not prevent fees from reducing cash value; insufficient funding can cause a policy to lapse.
Smaller coverage, a specific purpose
Final Expense
Help with the expenses left behind.
Final expense coverage is often a smaller whole life policy intended to help with funeral costs and other end-of-life bills. Beneficiaries generally decide how to use the money.
Ask about health questions, coverage limits and any waiting period or graded death benefit. Immediate full benefits are not available under every policy.
Permanent life insurance
Whole Life
A long-term commitment to protection.
Whole life typically provides lifetime coverage, level premiums and guaranteed cash value when required premiums are paid, subject to the policy's terms.
Ask which values are guaranteed and which depend on dividends. Dividends aren't guaranteed. Loans and withdrawals can reduce benefits; surrendering early can be costly.
Protection for a major responsibility
Mortgage Protection
Help loved ones stay in their home.
Life insurance can provide money that loved ones may use toward the mortgage if you die while covered. Term insurance is commonly used to match the years a mortgage remains.
Ask about the term, benefit amount and beneficiary. This is different from private mortgage insurance (PMI), which protects the lender. It doesn't automatically cover missed payments or unemployment.
Meet your consultant
Your consultant for
life’s important moments.
Jason Stewart
Your life insurance consultant
Life insurance starts with a personal conversation. Tell Jason about the people you care about, the responsibilities you carry and the future you want to protect.
Explore your options in plain English, ask the questions that matter to you and consider a budget you can maintain. The decision is yours.
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Get a quotation todayOur approach
A conversation.
Not a vocabulary test.
Prepare to talk with Jason Stewart about the people you want to protect, the coverage you already have and a budget you can maintain.
01
Start with your life.
Who depends on you? Which expenses would remain? What do you want your loved ones to have?
02
Understand the tradeoffs.
Compare duration, premiums, benefits and cash value features. Ask what is guaranteed and what can change.
03
Choose at your pace.
Review the actual policy terms and application requirements before deciding whether coverage fits your needs.
Good questions to ask
A little less
uncertainty.
What if I don't know which type I need?
That's a useful place to start. Think about who depends on you, how long they'll need support and what you can afford consistently. The three-question guide gives you a topic to discuss, rather than choosing a policy for you.
How much will coverage cost?
Pricing depends on the insurer, policy, coverage amount, age, health and other underwriting factors. A monthly budget is a starting point for a conversation, not a quoted premium.
Is insurance through work enough?
Check your benefit amount, whether coverage continues if you leave and whether it covers your family's needs. Individual coverage may complement workplace benefits, but the right amount depends on your circumstances.
Can one policy cover more than one goal?
Yes, goals can overlap. A death benefit may help with a mortgage, funeral expenses and ongoing living costs. An appropriate mix depends on your budget, desired coverage period and policy terms.
What should I bring to a conversation?
Have an idea of your monthly budget, existing insurance, mortgage balance and the people you want to protect. Only share sensitive details through a verified, secure application process.
Are cash value growth and policy approval guaranteed?
No. Non-guaranteed values depend on policy terms and performance. Approval and product availability depend on underwriting, the insurer and your state. Review guarantees, exclusions, fees and funding requirements in the actual policy.
Your goals are a good place to start.
Tell us your goals and request a personal insurance conversation.