Final Expense Insurance Policy is all about helping you Plan Ahead.
Planning now makes good financial sense!

The last thing you want loved ones to say when planning your final arrangements is,
"I can't afford this." Grieving takes an emotional toll, and it can be more difficult when there's financial burden.

It's never easy to think about what life would be like for your family after you're gone. But planning now can help your loved ones focus on the life you lived, and less on your final expenses. 
Facts:
According to the Life Insurance and Market Research Association (LIMRA):
• The most common reasons people do not buy (or do not buy more) life insurance are:
1) It is too expensive (63 percent)
2) Other financial priorities (61 percent)
3) They already have enough coverage (52 percent)
• The top reason for owning life insurance in 2018 is to cover burial and other final expenses (90%)
• Half of all consumers want a primary financial advisor; 37 percent have one, 14 percent are looking for one. Almost 3 in 10 (29 percent) of all consumers said they would research and buy life insurance online, up 7 percentage points from 2016.
• About 20% of U.S. households say they would feel adversity from the loss of their primary wage earner in just one month.

Did you know?
The average cost of a funeral is over $8,500. This doesn’t include additional costs, such as cemetery plot, monument, marker, or miscellaneous cash-advance charges such as flowers or an obituary.
If you are thinking, ‘What about my Social Security death benefit?’ Social Security pays a lump-sum death benefit of just $255 to your surviving spouse or children, and that’s only if they meet certain requirements.

Here’s the best part!
• Final expense insurance provides permanent lifetime coverage.
• Accumulates cash and loan value
Terminal illness accelerated benefit rider (ABR1) is included at no additional cost (where state-approved).
Upon proof of terminal illness (the insured has been diagnosed to have a non-correctable medical certainty, will result in the death of the insured within 12 months, from the date on which this benefit is requested), the rider pays 50% of current benefits available prior to death (where state-approved), subject to provisions of this rider.
No medical exam or attending physician statement required to apply.
Simplified application with personal health questions- a family medical history not an issue.
More things you should know:
• Issue ages 50 to 80 for standard rates
• A spouse can apply as a secondary applicant
• Premiums guaranteed level for life
• Face amounts level for life- never reduces
• The graded death benefit may be offered for certain health conditions that may be considered uninsurable.

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