Provide financial support for end-of-life costs. Learn more about final expense insurance today.
Final expense insurance, also known as burial insurance or funeral insurance, is a type of permanent life insurance policy designed to help your loved ones cover the costs associated with your funeral, burial, or cremation, as well as other end-of-life expenses. These policies typically have smaller death benefits and a simplified application process.
Covers Funeral Costs
Helps alleviate the significant financial burden of funeral and burial expenses on your family.
Simplified Application
Often involves fewer medical questions and no medical exam, making it easier to qualify for.
Peace of Mind
Provides assurance that your final arrangements will be taken care of, reducing stress for your loved ones.
Permanent Coverage
As a type of whole life insurance, it offers lifelong protection.
Quick Access to Funds
Benefits are typically paid out relatively quickly after a claim is filed.
Seniors looking to cover their funeral and burial costs.
Individuals with health conditions who may not qualify for traditional life insurance.
Those who want to leave a small financial legacy to help their families.
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Smaller Death Benefit
Typically ranges from a few thousand to tens of thousands of dollars.
Permanent Coverage
Lifelong protection.
Simplified Underwriting
Fewer health questions and often no medical exam.
Fixed Premiums
Premiums generally remain level throughout the life of the policy.
Final expense insurance provides funds that can be used for a variety of end-of-life costs, including funeral home services, caskets, burial plots, cremation costs, and other related expenses. It helps ensure that your loved ones are not faced with unexpected financial burdens during an already difficult time.
Amount
Determine the estimated cost of your desired funeral arrangements.
Premiums
Understand the premium payments and ensure they fit within your budget.
Graded Benefit (Sometimes)
Some policies may have a waiting period before the full death benefit is paid for natural causes.
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