Fixed Annuities
Guaranteed interest rate, predictable growth, principal protection. The simplest option.
Life insurance gives peace of mind. Annuities create guaranteed income. Supplemental plans cover the gaps. We help with all three.
From small final expense policies to larger family protection, we’ll help you choose the right type and amount.
Cover funeral and burial costs without leaving family scrambling. Whole-life policies, simple application, often guaranteed acceptance.
Carriers we use: Mutual of Omaha, Family Benefit Life, GTL, CICA and others.
Affordable, large coverage amounts for a specific period — perfect while you have a mortgage or kids at home.
Permanent coverage that builds cash value you can borrow against later.
Annuities can give you a paycheck for life — and they protect your nest egg from market crashes.
Guaranteed interest rate, predictable growth, principal protection. The simplest option.
Growth tied to a market index (like the S&P 500) but with a floor — you can’t lose money to a market drop.
Convert a lump sum into a guaranteed monthly check for life or for a set number of years.
Annuities are powerful but complex. We’ll explain trade-offs honestly and only recommend one if it genuinely fits.
Affordable add-ons that give you cash benefits or fill in routine costs Medicare doesn’t pay for.
Cleanings, fillings, crowns and dentures. Stand-alone plans starting at low monthly premiums.
Annual exams, frames, lenses and contacts — including LASIK discounts on many plans.
Hearing tests, hearing aids and follow-up care. Hearing aids alone can save you thousands.
Cash benefit paid directly to you for each day you’re in the hospital. Use it however you want.
Lump-sum cash payment if you’re diagnosed. Helps cover travel, lost wages, experimental treatment.
Coverage for heart attack, stroke and other major events that Medicare alone may not fully cover.
For most people, yes. We work with several carriers and many policies use simplified or guaranteed-issue underwriting — no medical exam, just a few health questions. If one carrier declines, we can usually find another that approves.
It depends on your goals. For final expense, $10–$25k is common. For income replacement, a rule of thumb is 10× your annual income. We’ll do the math with you so you don’t over-buy or under-buy.
Final expense for a healthy 65-year-old often runs $30–$70/month for $10k of coverage. Term and whole life vary widely. We’ll quote you specific numbers — there’s no charge for a quote.
For some plans, yes — but we also offer guaranteed-acceptance whole life, which approves you regardless of health. There is almost always a coverage option that fits.
You give the insurance company a lump sum (or pay over time). In return, they grow it at a guaranteed or index-linked rate, and you can later convert it into a paycheck for life. The right type depends on your goals — we’ll explain the trade-offs.
Built-in Advantage dental is usually basic (cleanings, exams, simple fillings). Standalone dental plans cover bigger work like crowns, root canals and dentures. Many of our clients use both — Advantage for routine, standalone for major.
Tell us a little about you and we’ll send back real numbers — no pressure, no hard sell.