Why Life Insurance Rates are Often Lower for Women
Life insurance rates are determined based on risk factors associated with the insured individual, and that generally grants women lower life insurance rates than men. Even so, the life insurance gender gap has been a long-standing issue — women are still much less likely to own life insurance today. This gap is due to a variety of factors, […]
Gen Z is Looking for Life Insurance, But They Don’t Know How to Get It
Life insurance awareness is probably one of the last things that comes to mind when picturing Gen Z, but recent statistics suggest that they are coming to recognize the importance of this financial safety net sooner than expected. One of the most surprising findings from LIMRA’s 2023 Insurance Barometer Study is that 49% of Gen Z admit […]
How Life Insurance Can Relieve the Financial Concerns of Millennials
Life Insurance Awareness Month is a time to celebrate the impact of life insurance in safeguarding your family’s future, and for Millennials, that future is coming closer and closer every day. As this generation eases into adulthood, life insurance should be coming to the forefront of their financial priorities, but the statistics paint a concerning […]
Living Benefits are the Key to Protecting Gen X
As we continue to shine a spotlight on the importance of protecting your family and legacy for Life Insurance Awareness Month, let’s take a closer look at Generation X (Gen X) and their unique financial needs when it comes to life insurance. Roughly defined as people born between 1965 and 1980, Gen X has now […]
Most Baby Boomers Own Life Insurance, But the Need Gap Persists
As we close out Life Insurance Awareness Month, we cannot ignore the generation that has led the way in life insurance ownership: the Baby Boomers. But despite beating all other generations with a 58% life insurance ownership rate, there is still a concerning need gap among this generation, especially considering this is a group of […]
Securing Your Legacy: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with Life Insurance
Though Hispanic Heritage Month is almost over, we can still celebrate by safeguarding Hispanic heritage and ensuring a secure future for this community through life insurance coverage. In this blog post, we will delve into why life insurance is vital, especially within the Hispanic community, and how it can serve as a foundation for a […]
Life Insurance for Military Families: Empowering Veterans with a Secure Financial Future
Navigating the financial challenges that come with military life can be tough, as many struggle to save for emergencies and face uncertainties about their financial future, but the power to protect these veterans and their loved ones can be found through life insurance for military families. In honor of Veterans Day, this blog post will […]
Bringing Communities Peace of Mind for Native American Heritage Month
November is Native American Heritage Month, and it’s crucial to recognize and address the unique financial needs of Native American communities, particularly in the realm of life insurance and annuities. Despite significant strides made in recent years, historical challenges have often hindered access to these essential financial services. This post aims to shed light on […]
Life Insurance for Stay-at-Home Parents: A Safety Net for Caregivers
As a stay-at-home parent, you are the cornerstone of your family’s daily life. From managing the household to caring for the children, your contributions are countless. But have you ever considered the financial impact on your family if you were suddenly unable to fulfill these responsibilities due to illness or worse? While your role might […]
Why Young Adults Should Consider Life Insurance Early
September is Life Insurance Awareness Month, dedicated to educating individuals about the importance of financial protection at every stage of life. In this first installment of our series, we explore why securing life insurance early can be one of the smartest financial decisions young adults make. Life insurance is often seen as something for older […]
