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If you prefer simplicity, a participating whole life policy has the potential to pay out non-guaranteed dividends based on the company’s annual performance.

A flexible, permanent life insurance policy with a cash value component that is linked (not invested) to a stock market index, such as the S&P 500. If you want upside potential with no direct stock market risk, then Indexed Universal Life can be for you.

A temporary life insurance policy that allows you access to a portion of your insurance coverage under certain critical, chronic, and terminal illnesses.

Courtesy review of existing policies, planning new strategies, and a follow-up review of your Annual Report that is sent from your insurance company.

A final expense insurance policy makes certain that your family isn’t left with a financial burden, as it covers end-of-life expenses such as funeral arrangements, medical, and legal expenses for older adults without proper coverage.