Life Insurance

To protect them when they are most vulnerable.

Most families—especially when they are just starting out—don't have much of a cushion to fall back on if something goes wrong. That's why the loss of a primary breadwinner can be so difficult to overcome. That's also why so many of your members and clients consider life insurance to safeguard their family's lifestyle and future.

Let's start a conversation today.

Daniel Obrien

Dan O'Brien, Vice President

Email: gmad_marketing@newyorklife.com

44%

would feel a financial impact within 6 months after the unexpected loss of a loved one.1

1 in 3

With life insurance admit they aren't fully covered.1

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The benefits of life insurance

For generations, life insurance has proved to be a valuable way to help protect families from the economic impact of losing a loved one. While nothing can ever fill the emotional void, the death benefit protection of life insurance can help compensate for the resulting loss of income. And because the proceeds are generally passed free from federal income taxes, every penny can be used to meet their day-to-day needs.

What group products are available?

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Annual Renewable Term

Annual term life coverage popular with young families and middle-aged clients due to low initial premiums and high face values.

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Chronic Illness Rider

Accelerate a portion of the death benefit to help mitigate the costs associated with chronic illness.2 (Can be added to Annual Renewable Term.)

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10-year and 20-year Guaranteed Level Term

Term life coverage where premiums and benefits are guaranteed for defined periods of time.

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Whole Life Insurance

Permanent coverage that builds cash value and never needs to be renewed.

1"2022 Insurance Barometer Study," Life Happens and LIMRA, April 25, 2022.

2Chronic illness is defined as permanently unable to perform two out of six activities of daily living (bathing, dressing, eating, toileting, transferring, or continence) or has a permanent severe cognitive impairment requiring substantial supervision.