Whole Life Insurance

Whole Life insurance is a type of permanent life insurance that provides coverage for the entire lifetime of the insured person. It includes both a death benefit and a cash value component, offering financial security and potential growth1.

Key Features:

Lifelong Coverage

Whole Life insurance guarantees a death benefit to your beneficiaries, regardless of when you pass away.

Lifelong Coverage

Whole Life insurance guarantees a death benefit to your beneficiaries, regardless of when you pass away.

Fixed Premiums

Premiums are typically level, meaning they remain constant throughout the life of the policy.

Fixed Premiums

Premiums are typically level, meaning they remain constant throughout the life of the policy.

Cash Value Component

Part of your premium payments goes into a savings component called cash value, which grows on a tax-deferred basis.

Cash Value Component

Part of your premium payments goes into a savings component called cash value, which grows on a tax-deferred basis.

Guaranteed Minimum Interest Rate

The cash value typically earns a fixed rate of interest, providing a predictable growth component.

Guaranteed Minimum Interest Rate

The cash value typically earns a fixed rate of interest, providing a predictable growth component.

Dividends

Some Whole Life policies are "participating," meaning they may earn dividends, which can be taken as cash, used to pay premiums, or reinvested to increase the policy's value.

Dividends

Some Whole Life policies are "participating," meaning they may earn dividends, which can be taken as cash, used to pay premiums, or reinvested to increase the policy's value.

Living Benefits

The cash value can be accessed through loans or withdrawals while you're still alive, providing financial flexibility.

Living Benefits

The cash value can be accessed through loans or withdrawals while you're still alive, providing financial flexibility.

Lifelong Coverage

Whole Life insurance guarantees a death benefit to your beneficiaries, regardless of when you pass away.

Lifelong Coverage

Whole Life insurance guarantees a death benefit to your beneficiaries, regardless of when you pass away.

Fixed Premiums

Premiums are typically level, meaning they remain constant throughout the life of the policy.

Fixed Premiums

Premiums are typically level, meaning they remain constant throughout the life of the policy.

Cash Value Component

Part of your premium payments goes into a savings component called cash value, which grows on a tax-deferred basis.

Cash Value Component

Part of your premium payments goes into a savings component called cash value, which grows on a tax-deferred basis.

Guaranteed Minimum Interest Rate

The cash value typically earns a fixed rate of interest, providing a predictable growth component.

Guaranteed Minimum Interest Rate

The cash value typically earns a fixed rate of interest, providing a predictable growth component.

Dividends

Some Whole Life policies are "participating," meaning they may earn dividends, which can be taken as cash, used to pay premiums, or reinvested to increase the policy's value.

Dividends

Some Whole Life policies are "participating," meaning they may earn dividends, which can be taken as cash, used to pay premiums, or reinvested to increase the policy's value.

Living Benefits

The cash value can be accessed through loans or withdrawals while you're still alive, providing financial flexibility.

Living Benefits

The cash value can be accessed through loans or withdrawals while you're still alive, providing financial flexibility.

Benefits

  • Financial Security: Provides peace of mind knowing that your loved ones will receive a death benefit.
  • Tax Advantages: The cash value grows tax-deferred, and policy loans are typically tax-free.
  • Predictable Costs: Fixed premiums make budgeting easier compared to variable premiums of other insurance types.
  • Potential for Dividends: Participating policies may pay dividends, adding to the policy’s value.

Whole Life insurance is ideal for those seeking lifelong coverage with the added benefit of a cash value component that can support various financial goals, such as retirement planning, education funding, or emergency expenses.