Dignity and peace of mind for your family.
Final expense insurance ensures your family isn't left with a financial burden during one of the most difficult times of their lives. Affordable, simple, and guaranteed to be there when it's needed most.
Final expense insurance (also called burial insurance or funeral insurance) is a small whole life insurance policy — typically $5,000 to $50,000 — designed to cover end-of-life costs. This includes funeral and burial expenses, medical bills, outstanding debts, and other final costs. It's a permanent policy with no expiration date, and most policies require no medical exam — just a few health questions. Premiums are affordable and fixed for life.
Most final expense policies are approved based on a few health questions — no blood draws, no physicals.
Some policies accept all applicants regardless of health history — no questions asked.
Coverage amounts are smaller, keeping premiums low and manageable on a fixed income.
As a whole life policy, it never expires and never increases in premium — coverage is guaranteed for life.
Death benefits are typically paid within days, giving your family immediate access to funds when they need them most.
Beneficiaries can use the money for any purpose — funeral costs, medical bills, debts, or as a final gift.
Select a benefit amount ($5,000–$50,000) that covers your anticipated final expenses.
Complete a brief health questionnaire. No medical exam required for most applicants.
Most applicants are approved within days. Coverage begins immediately upon approval.
When you pass away, your beneficiary receives the tax-free benefit — typically within days.
The average funeral in the U.S. costs $8,000–$12,000. Add any outstanding medical bills, credit card debt, or other final expenses you want covered. Most people choose $10,000–$25,000 in coverage.
Simplified issue requires answering a few health questions but no exam — most healthy applicants qualify. Guaranteed issue accepts everyone regardless of health but typically has a 2-year waiting period before the full benefit is paid.
With simplified issue, some health conditions may result in a decline or modified offer. However, guaranteed issue policies accept all applicants. We'll find the right option for your health situation.
For most seniors, yes. The peace of mind of knowing your family won't face a $10,000+ bill during their grief is invaluable. The premiums are typically very affordable — often $30–$80/month for $10,000 in coverage.
Yes. You can name a family member, friend, or even a funeral home as your beneficiary. You can also change your beneficiary at any time.
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