Whole life insurance is a type of permanent life insurance that provides coverage for your entire lifetime — as long as premiums are paid. Unlike term life, it never expires, ensuring your beneficiaries receive a guaranteed death benefit regardless of when you pass away.
One of the most distinctive features of whole life insurance is its cash value component. A portion of each premium is allocated to a tax-deferred savings account that grows at a guaranteed rate. Over time, this cash value becomes a significant financial asset you can borrow against or withdraw.
Whole life premiums are fixed and never increase with age or changes in health, making it a cornerstone of long-term financial planning.
Your policy never expires. Coverage is guaranteed for your entire life.
A portion of each premium builds tax-deferred cash value at a guaranteed rate.
Your premiums are locked in at the time of purchase and will never increase.
Borrow against your cash value at competitive rates for any purpose.
Participating policies may earn dividends to increase coverage or reduce premiums.
Excellent vehicle for wealth transfer, business succession, and charitable giving.
Whole life insurance is best suited for individuals seeking permanent protection combined with a guaranteed savings component.
Work with a SecureLife advisor to determine your ideal death benefit and review options.
Submit your application and undergo medical underwriting.
From day one, a portion of your premium builds tax-deferred cash value.
Coverage remains active for life. Access cash value through loans or withdrawals.
Term life provides coverage for a set period with no cash value. Whole life provides permanent coverage and accumulates tax-deferred cash value. Whole life premiums are higher but offer far more financial utility over time.
Yes. You can borrow against your cash value or make withdrawals. Policy loans are not considered taxable income.
Your beneficiaries receive the policy death benefit. In most traditional whole life policies, the insurer retains the cash value.
Personal whole life premiums are generally not tax-deductible. However, cash value growth is tax-deferred, and the death benefit is generally received income-tax-free.