Life insurance protects against economic loss in the event of a death, by paying a death benefit to the beneficiaries of the policy once the policyholder dies. This death benefit provides financial security by replacing lost income or paying final expenses such as funeral costs.

Whole Life Insurance is designed to provide coverage for your entire lifetime unlike term insurance which provides protection for a specified time period.  To keep the premium level, the premiums at the younger ages exceed the actual cost of protection. This extra premium builds cash value which helps pay for the policy in later years as the cost of protection rises above the premium. Whole life policies stretch the cost of insurance over a longer period of time in order to level out the otherwise increasing cost of insurance.  Under some policies, premiums are required to be paid for a set number of years. Under other policies, premiums are paid throughout the policyholder's lifetime.

Whole Life insurance remains in force during the entire lifetime of the policyholder and offers a guaranteed death benefit as well as a guaranteed cash value.

Whole Life is perfectly suited for:

• Personal protection to safeguard your family's future
• Converting from term coverage to lifelong protection
• Life events such as marriage or a new child
• Business protection

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