Life insurance can feel complicated. We’re here to show you it doesn’t have to be.
Most people don’t even consider life insurance until they’re settled down in a family. But here’s why that might be a mistake.
It can be hard to save when current expenses take priority. Tips to save for retirement and manage a family budget.
Does applying for life insurance change when you’re expecting? Here’s how pregnancy weight gain and complications can affect your application.
Convertible life insurance offers the option to convert from term life to permanent. Here’s who can benefit and who may not need the coverage or cost.
The Unclaimed Life Insurance Benefits Act helps beneficiaries get life insurance money they’re owed, even if they didn’t make a claim.
Mental health matters on your life insurance application, but many people can find coverage with a mental health diagnosis.
A life insurance underwriter is the person responsible for determining whether you get insured and how much it’ll cost you. Here’s how that works.
Term life insurance, by definition, ends. Check that you’re ready for a smooth transition out of your policy, or take steps to continue the best coverage fit for you.
A life insurance claim starts the process for you to collect your benefit. Learn how to file a claim and when you might receive money from the insurance company.
The maximum life insurance policy isn’t necessarily the same for everyone—nor does everyone need the absolute max coverage. Here’s how insurance companies set caps on coverage.
Real parents share the details of life insurance policies, decisions, and what they wish more parents talked about.
Take a deep dive into a life insurance application to help make getting coverage as smooth and simple as possible.
Get answers to your most pressing questions to learn what life insurance options are best for parents.
Accidental death and AD&D policies can offer extra coverage if you have an accident. Which policy comes out ahead?
Wondering if a 10-year term policy might be right for you? Ask yourself these questions about your family's financial situation.