Consider the cost of:

• An Amazon Prime membership. At $139 per year, many people agree that it’s well worth the cost for Amazon to deliver essentials to our doorsteps in what once would have been considered record time.²  Consider this: if you’re a healthy woman under 30, a $100,000 Life insurance policy may start at as little as $60—per year—which is less than half the cost of that Prime membership.
• Uber Eats. In our busy lives, it is easy to fall into the habit of ordering Uber Eats a little too often. This convenience can be costly; on average people spend $118 per month on food delivery.³ If you’re a frequent Uber eater you may even be paying another $10 per month for a membership⁴ . Consider this: a healthy male in his 50s can purchase $500,000 of Life insurance for under $100 per month, which is considerably less that all that Uber spending!
• Netflix. A standard Netflix plan costs $17.99 per month.⁵ Consider this: for just under $10 a month (almost half the Netflix cost), a healthy 45-year old man can purchase $100,000 of coverage.

Life insurance could help your family meet these and other everyday living expenses if something were to happen to you. Even if you don’t have a mortgage, college tuition payments or other hefty financial obligations to cover, having some Life insurance can provide peace of mind for you and your family.

Our Collegiate Alumni Life Calculator can help you decide how much Life insurance is appropriate for you. And once you determine how much you need, getting a quote is fast, and it’s free. If you decide to apply, you’ll find that it’s now easier than ever—in fact, you may be able to secure coverage in minutes.

¹2025 Insurance Barometer Study Life Happens and LIMRA.
²Amazon.com
³The cost of convenience: How food delivery apps add up. Empower. www.empower.com/the-currency/play/the-cost-of-convenience-how-food-delivery-apps-add-up-news, November 11, 2024.
⁴Uber.com
⁵Netflix.com