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Life Insurance

Whether you're planning for today or preparing for the future, understanding the difference between whole life and term life insurance can help you choose protection that fits your goals, budget, and family’s needs.

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The right kind
of life insurance
for you

The right kind
of life insurance
for you

Whole Life Insurance provides lifelong coverage, ensuring that final expenses like burial costs are covered. As your life evolves, so might your insurance needs, especially with future plans like homeownership or starting a family.

Flexible benefits and affordable rates
Family coverage starting at $3 per week
Immediate coverage

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Whole Life

Term Life

Common questions about life insurance

What’s the difference between term and whole life insurance?

Can I convert my term policy to a permanent policy?

How much coverage do I need and for how long?

What best describes your current life situation?

How old are you?

Are you currently employed?

What is your biggest financial concern if something unexpected happened?

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Which of these apply to your current situation?

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How long do you need coverage?

Would you like to cover anyone else in your family?

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How would you describe your lifestyle?

What matters most to you in an insurance plan?

What weekly budget are you comfortable with for insurance?

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What’s your age range?

Do you support children, a spouse, or other family members?

Have you had a big life change lately?

What best describes your job situation?

Do you or your spouse work in a high-risk job?

(for example a firefighter, police officer, construction worker, etc.)

How long could your household stay afloat if your income stopped?

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Do you have emergency savings set aside?

Do you have life or supplemental insurance through work or elsewhere?

Will your insurance coverage continue if you leave your job or retire?

Have you reviewed your insurance in the past year?

Do you have any major debts?

If something happened to you, could your family maintain their lifestyle?

Are you concerned about losing income if you couldn’t work?

What types of insurance are you open to learning more about?

Select all that apply

What’s your monthly budget for coverage?

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Credit Union Health

We innovate from within, embracing needed change with speed and implementing new ideas as part of a formal strategic plan.

Are your ideas truly inspired from within your team? Does implementation happen, or do great ideas stall between inspiration and execution?

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Our third-party relationships are genuine strategic partnerships that advance our long-range and short-term strategies.

Do your partners bring measurable value beyond their product or service, or do they simply fill a line item in the budget?

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Credit Union Health

Our leadership team holds itself and our teams accountable to clear, measurable goals, and everyone knows the numbers.

Does the team know what is expected? Do they solve their own problems, or rely on the CEO to come up with solutions? Does everyone know and can recite the credit union's overall goals?

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Channels Of Access

We proactively reach out to our membership through outbound calling, email campaigns, and community outreach rather than waiting for members to come to us.

Industry data shows only 30% of loan origination comes from proactive channels. Where does your credit union stand? Insurance is 95% proactive: how proactive are you?

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Channels Of Access

Our Business Development Team systematically visits employer groups and intentionally builds lasting relationships with key contacts throughout.

Is your BD team held accountable to visits and results? Are contacts tracked continuously, not just when a position turns over?

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Channels Of Access

Our online and mobile banking, social media, and email marketing actively generate interest in products and services, pointing members toward educational content and referrals.

Do you have your own content or do you pull from outside? Is it personalized and segmented by member life cycle, or are you still sending blanket messages to your entire membership?

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Channels Of Access

Our branches and contact center are optimized to educate members and generate meaningful cross-selling results, not just service transactions.

How is cross-selling measured? Is it consistent across the team, or dependent on a few top performers? Does everyone know the numbers, and are those numbers celebrated?

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Member Engagement

We have a systematic outbound engagement program that builds trust before the call, uses member data to personalize each conversation, and produces measurable results.

Is it truly systematic, or occasional and one-off? Do you warm up the call with personalized emails first? A program that runs occasionally produces occasional results.

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Member Engagement

Our member engagement conversations consistently lead to action - members participating in appropriate products and services - and we track and celebrate those results.

What is the desired call to action on each engagement, and is it consistently measured? Are the actual results meeting the purpose of the program?

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Member Engagement

We measure the critical metrics of our engagement program - loan conversions, cross-sell results, retention rates - and use that data to make real decisions.

Can you show the results of your engagement program right now in a report, not an estimate? A program without data is a program running on belief.

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