SBLI Launches Final Expense Whole Life Insurance
New product offers simple and flexible cash payment solutions
WOBURN, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- SBLI (
Unlike pre-need burial or funeral insurance, this policy can be used to pay unsettled medical bills, credit card balances, or for any purpose your beneficiary chooses. It is available to applicants 50-80 years of age, and can be purchased at a lower price than similar existing products.
“For 113 years, SBLI has focused on filling the insurance gap that exists for many families and doing so in an affordable way. This product is attainable from a financial perspective and it is very convenient. Consumers are accustomed to shopping online, and studies show they prefer to purchase their life insurance via the Internet as well,” said
As long as the premium payments are made, the coverage never expires. Depending on the applicant’s health, you may qualify for a reduced benefit in the initial two to three years of the policy, though the full coverage amount may be paid if your death during those years is the result of an accident. Available coverage amounts range from
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