VA offers life insurance that can protect you and your loved ones both now and later!

When was the last time you thought about life insurance? Perhaps you don’t think you can get coverage with your disability rating. Or maybe you missed the opportunity to apply before, due to time limits. At every stage of life, you have different needs and life insurance can help in each one. There are several advantages to buying whole life insurance with your service-connected disability.

• Peace of mind – Whole life insurance can give you peace of mind knowing your spouse, children, and other loved ones will not have to struggle financially when you pass away.
• Lock in a price – Buying whole life insurance at your current age locks in a fixed monthly premium and does not increase during your lifetime.
• Convenient payment – Easily pay for premiums, monthly or annually, through a deduction from your compensation benefit payment. Once established, you don’t have to worry about remembering to make payments.
• Build wealth over time – Whole life insurance builds cash value which you can access for important life events if needed.

Life Insurance is financial protection for your family that can be used for income replacement and end of life costs. VA can help you protect those who matter most with its newest Guaranteed Acceptance Whole Life Insurance program called Veterans Affairs Life Insurance or VALife.   

VALife Offers:

• Guaranteed acceptance whole life coverage to service-connected Veterans (0-100%) that are age 80 or under with no time limit to apply.
• Coverage up to $40,000 available in increments of $10,000 (full coverage takes effect two years after enrollment).
• No health questions or medical exams for enrollment.
• Convenient online application process with an instant decision.
• Competitive premium rates that are fixed for the life of the policy; premiums do not increase.
• Cash Value that builds after the first two years of enrollment.

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