A plan that never expires, builds value as you go, and helps you leave something meaningful behind.
A plan that never expires, builds value as you go, and helps you leave something meaningful
behind.
Whole life is permanent life insurance — meaning it never expires, as long as it’s funded. It pays a guaranteed death benefit to your loved ones, and also builds cash value you can use while you’re still here. The payments stay the same for life. The coverage stays in place. And the value inside it grows steadily, year after year. It’s simple, reliable protection — for the long run.
Whole life is for people who want coverage that doesn’t change — and don’t want to think about it twice.
You want your life insurance to last no matter what
You like knowing your payments will never go up
You want to build something you can use later — or leave behind
You value stability and simplicity over chasing high returns
If you’re looking for a long-term plan with built-in peace of mind, this might be the one.
Whole life insurance is about knowing what’s in place — for good.
It’s the kind of plan you don’t have to revisit every few years. You just know it’s there, growing slowly in the background, and ready when your family needs it most. It’s one of the simplest ways to build long-term protection and leave behind something that matters.
It’s money that builds up inside your policy over time. You can borrow from it, use it later in
life, or just let it grow.
You make regular payments. Your coverage lasts your entire life. And your policy builds cash
value you can use while you're still here.
It guarantees a payout for your loved ones when you pass — and gives you a safe place to grow
money along the way.
Yes — you can cancel (or “surrender”) the policy and take the cash value. But doing that ends
your coverage completely.
Lifetime coverage, locked-in payments, and guaranteed cash value growth. It’s steady and
predictable, which is why people like it.
It’s great for anyone who wants long-term security, values consistency, and is thinking about
leaving something behind for their family.
It’s not meant to compete with the stock market. It’s a way to protect your family, grow value
slowly, and avoid risk — all in one place.
If you want lifelong coverage, stable payments, and guaranteed growth, yes — it can be a strong
choice. Especially if you want to leave a legacy.
Term is temporary and cheaper short term. Whole life lasts forever and builds value. The better
option depends on your goals and where you are in life.
Some policies do, depending on the company. If yours does, you can use those dividends to
reduce payments, grow cash value faster, or take as cash.
Riders are add-ons that customize your coverage. Some help you access benefits early. Others
protect you from unexpected life changes. Not everyone needs them — but they’re worth
exploring.
Yes — different names, same idea. Full life, whole life, permanent life... they all describe
coverage that lasts your entire life.