
Term & mortgage protection
Explore coverage for a defined period to help loved ones manage expenses such as a mortgage if you pass away. Benefits and eligibility depend on the policy.
Understand your options, ask the right questions, and choose your next step with care.

Explore coverage for a defined period to help loved ones manage expenses such as a mortgage if you pass away. Benefits and eligibility depend on the policy.

Learn about permanent coverage and cash value features, including required premiums, policy guarantees, and how loans or withdrawals affect benefits.

Explore flexible permanent life insurance with interest crediting linked to an index. Review caps, participation rates, fees, funding needs, and lapse risk.

Consider life insurance designed to help beneficiaries cover funeral costs and other expenses. Compare benefit amounts, waiting periods, and premiums.

Explore insurance contracts that may provide future income. Understand surrender periods, liquidity, optional riders, charges, and insurer guarantees.

Bring your protection needs and retirement goals into one conversation. Start with your priorities, existing coverage, time horizon, and budget.
Your family. Your goals. Your next chapter. Explore insurance and retirement options that begin with what matters to you.
Financial decisions should begin with understanding. A useful conversation helps you see the tradeoffs before making a commitment.
Answers to common questions ↓Clarify who you want to protect and what you want your future to look like.
Discuss benefits, costs, eligibility, risks, and how each option fits your circumstances.
Review product documents and questions with an appropriately licensed professional before applying.
Start with the financial responsibilities you want to protect, your existing coverage, and your budget. Use the planning guide below to prepare a focused conversation.
No. Life insurance used for mortgage protection can provide a death benefit to help beneficiaries with mortgage payments and other needs. Homeowners insurance covers specified property risks. Exact benefits depend on the policy.
No. Indexed universal life is life insurance, with interest crediting determined by policy rules tied to an index. Charges, caps, participation rates, and funding requirements affect performance; insufficient funding can cause a policy to lapse.
Ask about the contract type, surrender charges, access to funds, income terms, fees, riders, and insurer financial strength. Guarantees depend on the issuing insurer's claims-paying ability.
Product availability and eligibility vary by state, insurer, underwriting, and licensing. Confirm availability in your state before applying.
Take a few minutes to identify your priorities and prepare the questions that matter most.