Keeping a Home in the Family
Jason and Amy are raising a family while paying down their mortgage. Whatever happens, they don’t want their children to lose their home or be burdened with their debt.
What’s the answer?
Jason and Amy purchased 30-year term life insurance policies to pay off their mortgage. Their wish is to have the home passed down to their children.
Leave Them with Memories, Not Bills
David is the primary wage-earner for his family and worries about a time he might not be there anymore. He wants to ensure his family isn’t burdened by costs for his funeral or unpaid medical bills.
What’s the answer?
David purchased a permanent life insurance policy from Erie Family Life to provide the funds necessary to pay final expenses. He feels better knowing it might help ease their pain during a stressful time.
Safeguarding Your Family’s Lifestyle
John and Lisa each contribute to their household of seven. They want to make sure the income they provide today is there for the family should something happen to either of them.
What’s the answer?
20-year term life plans from Erie Family Life put John and Lisa’s concerns to rest. Each policy can be used to help pay off debt and pay the monthly bills in order to maintain the family’s lifestyle.
Policies Available
- Term Life: 5, 10, 15, 20, & 30 Year Term.
People who need cost-effective protection for loved ones left behind. - Whole Life: Protection with premiums and coverage that are guaranteed to remain the same for your lifetime.
- Universal Life: Entire life protection; includes a policy cash value with flexible payment schedule.
- Medicare Supplements: Health care expenses can add up and be a burden, particularly if you’re on a fixed retirement income. Health care and out-of-pocket costs for Medicare participants are also on the rise, making the need for supplemental insurance even greater.
- Annuities Variable & Single Premium: An annuity is an investment tool that could provide you with secure retirement savings. You can start receiving money from your annuity immediately or you can sock it away on a tax-deferred basis for decades before you start getting the benefits.