Direct Protection for you and your Family

Coverage your family can count on — explained before you sign, not after.

Discover your options whether it comes to protecting your legacy, income, or retirement. The insurer makes the final decision — LegacyDirect lets you see your options directly.

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Requested coverage
$500,000
LegacyDirect Comfort IUL
Indexed universal life insurance design
Planned budget$3,600 / yr
Medical examExam-free possible
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Hypothetical example, not a quote. Final price and eligibility are set by the insurer.
A more direct solution

Three steps, nothing hidden in between

Start with a guided questionnaire that helps you navigate what coverage best fits you and your family's needs.

01

Answer a few questions

Tell us what you want your coverage to do and where you stand today. Your agent will tell you early on whether the insurer is likely to need medical underwriting.

02

Discover your direct option

See a starting point built from your answers, then talk it through with a licensed agent who compares options with you and helps you apply — only if you decide to.

03

Stay in the loop

Your agent keeps you updated from application to the insurer's decision. If you're approved, you'll get your policy to review, with a free-look period to cancel for a refund.

Built for the people who keep things running

Coverage shaped around the work you do

Life insurance built around hardworking families and the people they're providing for.

Planning for Legacy

Coverage built to leave something behind — a death benefit sized to cover final expenses and leave a lasting cushion for the family you're providing for.

Planning for protection

Living benefits that can let you use part of your death benefit early if you're diagnosed with a qualifying terminal, chronic or critical illness.2

Planning for retirement

Cash value that isn't invested in the market, so index drops don't reduce your credited interest below 0%, with the potential for tax-advantaged income to supplement what you've already saved.1

Old values, new paperwork

The same trust insurance was always meant to run on

Newer technology, clear answers, and a much simpler start — built around what actually matters to families.

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Provide for the people who depend on you

Coverage sized to what your household would actually need to keep going.

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Leave more behind, not less

A death benefit designed to be far larger than the premiums you pay, as long as the policy stays in force.

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Protect what you've already built

A policy that backs up the years you've already put in, not just the years ahead.

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Keep the promises you've made

Debts, tuition, a mortgage — the obligations a policy is actually meant to cover.

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Rest easy knowing it's handled

A licensed agent keeps you posted, so you're never wondering where an application stands.

A long history

More than 260 years of American life insurance

The category LegacyDirect was built to make simpler — from a church fund for ministers' families to coverage for families across the country.

1759
First
U.S. life insurer, Philadelphia
1843
Mutual
policyholder-owned insurers grow
1875
Working
families get coverage
1945
States
confirmed as insurance regulators
Today
You
compare options in minutes
Milestones: Corporation for Relief of Poor and Distressed Widows and Children of Presbyterian Ministers (incorporated 1759); Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York (1843); Prudential Friendly Society's industrial policies (1875); McCarran-Ferguson Act (1945). The curve is illustrative, not to scale, and isn't LegacyDirect data.

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