Life insurance pays a tax-free death benefit to the people who depend on you if you pass away. Guy Jean, a U.S. Navy veteran and licensed independent agent, compares term, whole life and indexed universal life across his partner carriers to find coverage that fits your budget and your health.
Pick the one that sounds like you. Guy sizes the coverage from there, at no charge.
Life insurance pays a tax-free death benefit to the people who depend on you. Term life covers a set number of years at the lowest cost. Whole life and indexed universal life never expire and build cash value you can borrow against. Which one is right comes down to how many years you need protection and whether you want the policy to accumulate money.
Three structures doing three different jobs. Guy shows you all three instead of pushing the one that pays him best.
Covers you for a set period, usually 10 to 30 years, with a premium that stays flat the whole term. The most coverage your dollar can buy.
Covers you for life and builds guaranteed cash value you can borrow against. Costs more per month than term, but the price never rises.
Permanent coverage whose cash value tracks a market index with a floor at zero, so a down year does not eat what you have built.
Looking for a smaller policy to cover a funeral? Final expense is a whole life policy of roughly $5,000 to $40,000 with no medical exam. See final expense rates →
The dots show the tradeoff. A longer term costs a little more each month and locks your low rate for longer.
The cheapest way to cover a short window of risk before it passes on its own.
Long enough to raise the kids and pay down most of a mortgage, at a rate most families can carry.
Locks today's rate for decades, so a diagnosis five years from now never changes your price.
Guy checks both at no charge before you decide anything.
These are the two biggest levers, and tobacco use raises the rate on top of them. Every birthday costs you something, which is why waiting is the expensive choice. Many carriers now approve coverage in days using your answers plus database checks, with no medical exam at all.
A longer term and a bigger death benefit both raise the premium. A common starting point is 10 to 15 times your income plus what you still owe, so your family can replace the paycheck and clear the mortgage. Guy helps you land on a number that is honest about your budget.
You can stop at any point. Nothing is owed either way.
Your age, your health, who depends on you and what you can spend each month without strain.
Guy runs your profile through his partner carriers and brings back the ones that will approve you, with real premiums.
Pick a policy and Guy handles the application. Your premium is fixed from that day forward.
"Like many others, I always thought before that I didn't need life insurance. In fact, I hated life insurance agents until I met him. Guy was very patient teaching me the importance of having a product that I don't need to die to benefit from in the event of a stroke or heart attack. And if I die, my family wouldn't have to go crazy. I was dazzled!"
Term life insurance covers you for a set period, usually 10 to 30 years, and is generally the lowest-cost option. Whole life insurance covers you for your entire life and builds cash value you can borrow against, at a higher premium.
Indexed universal life (IUL) is permanent life insurance whose cash value growth is linked to a market index, with a floor that protects your principal from market losses while still allowing for upside growth.
A common starting point is 10 to 15 times your annual income, adjusted for debts like a mortgage and future needs like college costs. Guy Jean reviews your specific numbers rather than applying a flat formula.
Often yes. Carriers underwrite health conditions differently, which is exactly why comparing multiple carriers matters. Final expense policies in particular are designed for older applicants and common health conditions.
Term, whole life and IUL priced side by side. Most approvals need no medical exam.
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