Immediate Cash Payout: Funds are typically paid within days of claim approval.
Coverage That Never Decreases: Death benefit stays the same for life.
Premiums that never increase: Once you start, your monthly payment is locked in for life.
No Medical Exam: Simple health questions only - approval can happen in minutes.
Lifetime Coverage: Policy stays in force as long as you keep paying, no expiration date.
Immediate Cash Payout: Funds are typically paid within days of claim approval.
Coverage That Never Decreases: Death benefit stays the same for life.
Premiums that never increase: Once you start, your monthly payment is locked in for life.
No Medical Exam: Simple health questions only - approval can happen in minutes.
Lifetime Coverage: Policy stays in force as long as you keep paying, no expiration date.
Funeral and burial costs
Outstanding medical bills
Small debts or personal expenses
Funeral and burial costs
Outstanding medical bills
Small debts or personal expenses
Yes! Many people add a Final Expense policy alongside other life insurance for extra peace of mind. This ensures that end-of-life costs are specifically covered, allowing other policies to be used for income replacement, debt payoff, or legacy planning.
Premiums are based on your age, health, gender, and coverage amount. Because the coverage amount is modest, premiums are generally affordable — often starting as low as $25–$40 per month for smaller policies. The older you are when you apply, the higher the rates, so locking in coverage early is key.
Yes, in most cases you still can. Final Expense Insurance is designed with simplified underwriting, meaning it often doesn’t require a medical exam. Many carriers offer guaranteed issue policies, which approve you regardless of your health history. While some of these plans may have a short waiting period before full benefits are available, they still provide immediate coverage for accidental death and peace of mind knowing your loved ones won’t face unexpected costs. We can guide you to a plan that fits your needs—even if you’ve been denied before.
No. With most Final Expense policies, your premiums are locked in for life. They never increase, even if your health changes or you age. The benefit amount also stays the same, providing long-term financial stability.
Traditional life insurance (like Term or Universal life) often has higher coverage amounts ($100k+) and may require a medical exam, making it more difficult for approval. Final Expense insurance focuses on smaller, permanent coverage amounts, with easier approval and affordable premiums — ideal for covering funeral costs and small debts rather than large income replacement.
The amount depends on your final wishes and financial situation. Most funerals and burials in the U.S. cost between $10,000–$15,000, but you may also want extra to cover medical bills, legal fees, or debt. Many people choose $10,000–$25,000 for full peace of mind, ensuring loved ones aren’t left with unexpected bills.
Yes — if you qualify for immediate or day-one coverage through simplified underwriting, your full benefit is active from the start. If health conditions prevent that, some guaranteed issue plans include a graded period (usually 2 years) before the full benefit is paid for natural causes. Accidental death is typically covered in full from day one.
Yes! Many people add a Final Expense policy alongside other life insurance for extra peace of mind. This ensures that end-of-life costs are specifically covered, allowing other policies to be used for income replacement, debt payoff, or legacy planning.
Premiums are based on your age, health, gender, and coverage amount. Because the coverage amount is modest, premiums are generally affordable — often starting as low as $25–$40 per month for smaller policies. The older you are when you apply, the higher the rates, so locking in coverage early is key.
Yes, in most cases you still can. Final Expense Insurance is designed with simplified underwriting, meaning it often doesn’t require a medical exam. Many carriers offer guaranteed issue policies, which approve you regardless of your health history. While some of these plans may have a short waiting period before full benefits are available, they still provide immediate coverage for accidental death and peace of mind knowing your loved ones won’t face unexpected costs. We can guide you to a plan that fits your needs—even if you’ve been denied before.
No. With most Final Expense policies, your premiums are locked in for life. They never increase, even if your health changes or you age. The benefit amount also stays the same, providing long-term financial stability.
Traditional life insurance (like Term or Universal life) often has higher coverage amounts ($100k+) and may require a medical exam, making it more difficult for approval. Final Expense insurance focuses on smaller, permanent coverage amounts, with easier approval and affordable premiums — ideal for covering funeral costs and small debts rather than large income replacement.
The amount depends on your final wishes and financial situation. Most funerals and burials in the U.S. cost between $10,000–$15,000, but you may also want extra to cover medical bills, legal fees, or debt. Many people choose $10,000–$25,000 for full peace of mind, ensuring loved ones aren’t left with unexpected bills.
Yes — if you qualify for immediate or day-one coverage through simplified underwriting, your full benefit is active from the start. If health conditions prevent that, some guaranteed issue plans include a graded period (usually 2 years) before the full benefit is paid for natural causes. Accidental death is typically covered in full from day one.
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