With Up To $25,000

In Term Life Insurance.
We offer 5 and 20 year term plans, with benefit amounts of $5,000, $10,000, $15,000, $20,000 and $25,000.

answers to a few health questions will help us determine your eligibility.

insurance documents within 30 days of receipt for a full refund of any premiums paid.

• The average cost of a funeral, as of July 2004, is $6,500*, and this does not include cemetery costs.
  
  
• Without adequate life insurance, a death in the family could have serious financial consequences, so many experts recommend term life insurance because of its affordability.
  
  
• Your life insurance benefit can be used in any way - to help pay for final expenses, unpaid medical costs, loan balances, credit card bills, mortgage and tuition payments.
  
  
• Even if you already have some life insurance, you may still be underinsured - and this valuable protection can help fill in the gaps.
  
  

*National Funeral Directors Association, NFDA Fact Sheets, 2004

5 Year Term

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20 Year Term

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