Types of Insurance

Final Expense Insurance

Final expense insurance, also known as burial insurance, is designed to cover end-of-life expenses, such as funeral costs, medical bills, or other debts. This policy typically offers smaller death benefits than traditional life insurance and is easier to qualify for. It’s ideal for seniors and those seeking to ensure their family won’t be burdened with financial costs after passing. Premiums remain level, and the benefit is paid out to your beneficiaries upon your death.

Contributing To Life Today, Tomorrow, & Always…

  • Covers funeral and burial costs
  • Affordable premiums and straightforward approval process
  • Helps your family avoid financial strain in a difficult time

Health Insurance

Health insurance is essential for protecting yourself from high medical costs. Whether you need coverage for regular check-ups, emergency care, or chronic health conditions, health insurance helps lower your out-of-pocket expenses. Plans come in various tiers and can cover a range of services, from hospital stays to prescription drugs.

Key Benefits of Health Insurance:

  • Coverage for preventive care, hospital visits, and prescriptions
  • Access to a network of healthcare providers
  • Lower medical bills through shared cost with the insurer

Annuities

Annuities are financial products that provide a steady income stream, typically during retirement. You invest in an annuity through an insurance company, and in return, you receive regular payments either for a set period or for life. Annuities come in different types, including fixed, variable, and indexed, each offering varying levels of risk and potential growth.

How Do Annuities Work?

A guaranteed income stream for retirement

Tax-deferred growth on your investment

Options to suit different financial goals and risk tolerance

Dental Insurance

Dental insurance helps cover the cost of maintaining your oral health. Routine check-ups, cleanings, fillings, and even major procedures like root canals or dentures may be covered depending on your plan. By having dental insurance, you reduce the risk of paying high fees for unexpected dental procedures.

What Does Dental Insurance Cover?

  • Preventive care (cleanings, exams, x-rays)
  • Basic services (fillings, extractions)
  • Major services (crowns, bridges, dentures)
  • Orthodontic care (with select plans)

Vision Insurance

Vision insurance provides coverage for routine eye care and prescription eyewear. Whether you need an annual eye exam, new glasses, or contact lenses, vision insurance can help lower the costs. Some plans also cover corrective surgeries like LASIK.

Why Vision Insurance?

  • Affordable routine eye exams
  • Discounts on glasses and contact lenses
  • Options for advanced procedures like LASIK