Most people can't afford the unexpected costs of paying the final expenses of a loved one.
Here are 8 other reasons seniors are buying final expense insurance.
Final Expense Insurance is a type of life insurance designed specifically to help your loved ones cover the basic costs when you pass away. Whether you desire to be cremated, or buried, have a large funeral or a small intimate memorial, or just don't want your loved ones to have to pay for lingering medical bills.
Typically, final expense insurance policies are available to persons 18 to 80 years of age, although actual ages may vary from company to company.
There are 3 Types of Final Expense Policies depending on your age and health.
Level Premium, First Day coverage plans typically use simplified underwriting to confirm health status and is for healthy people or folks with relatively few health issues.
Graded Benefit (2 year return of Premium) is for people with some health issues and will have a different rate structure, and a Graded benefit during the first 2 years. What that means is if you pass away during the first 2 years of the policy, your family will get every penny of premium you paid into the plan plus interest.
Guaranteed Issue with Modified Benefit (2 Year Return of Premium) is for folks with more health issues and asks zero health questions and there is no medical exam required.
Additionally, premiums for final expense insurance is generally less expensive than traditional life insurance. For these reasons, a final expense policy is a great option for seniors and people with major pre-existing health conditions.
Many seniors get surprised with ballooning premiums every 5 years and can no longer afford their policies.
We only offer final Expense Plans with Rate Lock. Your premium is guaranteed to never increase regardless of age or health status as long as you make your monthly payment
Free Funeral/Memorial Guide (pdf)
Download *Medicare is a highly regulated industry that requires anyone who sells Medicare Advantage plans (Part C), Medicare Supplement plans (Medigap), or Prescription Drug plans (Part D) needs to be licensed in the state they are selling or enrolling people who are eligible for Medicare.
Christopher Kent is a licensed agent.
We do not offer every plan available in your area. Any information we provide is limited to those plans we do offer in your area. Please contact Medicare.gov or 1-800-MEDICARE to get information on all of your options.
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