Term Life
Look at lower-cost term options when you only need coverage for a set period.
Final Expense Insurance, also known as "burial insurance" or "funeral insurance," is a type of permanent life insurance designed specifically to cover the costs associated with the end of life. These policies typically have smaller death benefits, making the premiums more affordable and the application process simpler, often requiring no medical exam.
The goal of final expense insurance is to ensure that your family isn't left with the financial burden of funeral costs, remaining medical bills, or other legal expenses after you pass away.
This coverage is particularly popular among seniors and those who want to provide a specific gift to their family, including:
It's a practical way to manage the inevitable costs of the future without overpaying for excessive coverage.
While the beneficiary can use the death benefit for any purpose, it is primarily intended to cover:
Final expense insurance is a small permanent life policy designed to cover funeral costs, cremation, outstanding medical bills, and other end-of-life expenses. Your beneficiary can use the death benefit for any purpose. Many policies offer simplified or guaranteed issue options that are easier to qualify for than traditional life insurance.
Final expense policies are smaller permanent policies that stay in force for life as long as premiums are paid and are typically easier to qualify for. Term life provides larger coverage for a set number of years but has no cash value and requires qualifying again when it expires. Final expense is often a good fit for older adults who want simple, affordable protection.
Final expense insurance is most popular with people in their 50s through 80s who want to make sure their family is not left with funeral and medical bills. Seniors often use it to cover end-of-life costs on a fixed income. Coverage amounts and premiums vary, so it is best to get quotes and compare options.
Look at lower-cost term options when you only need coverage for a set period.
Combine lifetime protection with cash value that grows over time.
Speak with an agent about choosing the right coverage amount.