Four questions. You'll see an estimate for your state, then whether coverage in that range is available to you. No medical exam on most plans.
Costs differ a lot by state.
Either is fine. This changes the estimate the most.
Plans are available from 50 to 85.
Life insurance, a pre-paid funeral plan, or savings you've earmarked.
Estimates use National Funeral Directors Association 2023 median prices adjusted by regional cost index. Actual prices vary by provider. Cemetery, vault, and marker costs are typical ranges and are not included in NFDA medians.
An independent agent can quote more than one company for your age and state, so you're not stuck with one price.
Online estimates are broad. An agent can tell you the actual monthly premium in a few minutes.
Simplified-issue plans ask a few yes/no questions by phone. Guaranteed-issue plans ask none.
Many people take the quote, talk to family, and call back.
A small whole life policy, usually $2,000 to $25,000, designed to cover a funeral, burial or cremation, and any final bills. The premium is fixed for life and the benefit never decreases.
Most people between 50 and 85 qualify for some plan. Simplified-issue plans ask a few health questions; guaranteed-issue plans accept everyone in the age range, at a higher rate and usually with a two-year graded benefit period.
It depends on your age, state, gender, tobacco use, and coverage amount. A five-minute call gives you an exact figure.
No. This is private insurance. Affordable Coverage is not affiliated with any government agency.