Term Life Gets Flexible: Franklin Madison Unveils SimplyTerm® Flex by Prudential
Currently, nearly half (44%) of
“SimplyTerm® Flex is a valuable addition to our insurance protection portfolio,” says
This flexible insurance enables families to adjust their coverage. With SimplyTerm® Flex, consumers have the freedom to increase their coverage amount as circumstances change. Examples include welcoming a new child or purchasing a new home.
For those experiencing temporary financial difficulties, SimplyTerm® Flex offers the option to lower premiums to
During challenging periods, this can provide a much-needed financial cushion.
SimplyTerm® Flex offers the following features:
-
Coverage options:
$25,000 to$1 million , from 5 to 20 years - Guaranteed, level rates: Coverage costs won't increase
- Available for ages 18-65
- No medical exams or bloodwork required4
- Fast and easy enrollment: Apply in minutes and receive a quote in seconds
This innovative insurance was created by the
“SimplyTerm Flex is an exciting example of Prudential and
About
An industry leader with over 50 years of experience,
1 SimplyTerm® Flex is issued by
2 2022 Insurance Barometer Study by Life Happens and LIMRA. (
3 Feature may be used one time for six months during the life of your policy. The Financial Hardship Feature is available after the policy has been put enforce with the first premium payment (month two if paying monthly, year two if paying annually). This benefit is no longer available once the policy enters its final year. See policy documents for details.
4 Issuance of the policy will depend upon answers to health questions within the application and third-party data.
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Andie.lindgren@franklin-madison.com
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