Life Insurance – Individual & Business
Be prepared for the worst.
Life Insurance – Individual & Business
One of the greatest gifts you can leave behind for your loved ones is financial security. Your needs change with important milestones like college loans, marriage, divorce, home ownership, parenthood, and retirement planning. We review the types of insurance available to evaluate the best option or combination for you and your family.
1. How can you protect your short-term needs?
Term insurance is low-cost, temporary coverage for short-term goals. Structured to provide protection during the length of your home mortgage, college loans, or extra protection while your family grows.
2. What can you do when your needs become permanent?
Whole life insurance is a simple, guaranteed method to provide life-long protection. It provides a conservative approach to your estate planning. Universal life insurance is a flexible product.
If properly funded, the cash value accumulation might allow you to alter your premium payments without jeopardizing your death benefit. Loan options allow you access to cash value for unexpected expenses or college financing.
3. Who will run your business?
The premature death of a business partner negatively impacts your business. Each owner typically provides a skill or service that will need to be replaced. In just a short time, a loss of income and inadequate cash flow could close your doors.
It may require you to sell out to a competitor. Your surviving family members need financial stability and reassurance. Our carriers offer Buy-Sell agreements that can become a part of your business succession plans.
4. Can a top employee take your place & help the business survive?
The loss of a key employee can potentially devastate your business. Many firms rely heavily on highly skilled individuals that provide you with above and beyond performance and expertise. Key Person insurance attracts these individuals by providing the security for their families. It gives your business the opportunity to attract another quality employee.
5. How can you help your employee’s family?
The first thing your employee’s family asks after they pass away, “How much life insurance did they have with your business?” Group term life provides your employees with low-cost coverage to help with the financial burden. Your employees leave behind funds for their family to pay their mortgage, debt, college tuition, funeral costs, and daily living expenses.