Final Expense
Cover end-of-life costs with ease and dignity.

What is Final Expense?
Planning for end-of-life expenses may feel difficult, but it’s one of the most thoughtful things you can do for your family. Final Expense Insurance is a specialized type of whole life insurance designed to cover the immediate costs that arise after death — including funeral expenses, medical bills, and unpaid debts.
Unlike traditional life insurance, Final Expense policies typically provide smaller benefit amounts, ranging from $5,000 to $30,000, making them more affordable and accessible, especially for seniors. Most importantly, you don’t need to undergo a medical exam — a few simple health questions are all that’s required.
What Does Final Expense Cover?
Expense Type |
Examples |
Funeral & Burial |
Casket, service, burial plot, cremation |
Medical Bills |
Outstanding hospital or hospice costs |
Legal Fees |
Probate, estate processing |
Debts |
Credit card balances, personal loans |
Memorial Expenses |
Headstones, flowers, memorial events |
Who Should Consider Final Expense?
Typical Premium Estimates
Age |
$10,000 Coverage |
$20,000 Coverage |
55 |
~$35/month |
~$65/month |
65 |
~$55/month |
~$110/month |
75 |
~$95/month |
~$185/month |
(Rates vary by age, gender, and health history)