Whole Life FAQ
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Whole life insurance is a permanent life insurance policy that provides lifelong coverage as long as premiums are paid. In addition to a guaranteed death benefit for your beneficiaries, whole life insurance builds cash value over time that grows on a tax-deferred basis and may be accessed during your lifetime, subject to policy terms.
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A portion of your premium goes into a built-in savings account known as cash value. This cash value grows over time at a guaranteed tax-deferred rate, meaning you do not pay taxes on the growth while it accumulates.
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Yes. Once your policy builds enough cash value, you can take out a policy loan for any purpose—such as buying a home or funding retirement. These loans feature low interest rates and do not require credit checks.
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Term life insurance only lasts for a specific number of years and builds no value. Whole life insurance covers you for your entire lifetime, guarantees a payout to your beneficiaries, and builds accessible cash value.
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If your policy is issued by a mutual insurance company, you may be eligible to receive annual dividends. You can take these dividends as cash, use them to lower your premium payments, or reinvest them to buy additional coverage.
Whole life insurance offers lifelong coverage and lasting financial security, providing peace of mind for the people who matter most. As your needs change over time, it continues to offer stability and confidence while helping you protect your family’s future and build a meaningful legacy from the love and hard work you’ve invested over the years.
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