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For Those Who Teach

Your district policy is
smaller than you think.

Most school group life pays roughly one year of salary — and it disappears the day you change districts or retire. Your family needs more than that.

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Salary — typical district benefit
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When you leave the district
Yours
Coverage you actually own

What the district plan misses

Coverage that follows you

Teachers spend their careers taking care of everyone else's kids. Individual life insurance makes sure your own are taken care of no matter what — and it stays with you across districts, schools, and into retirement.

And it's often for less than people expect — most educators are surprised how affordable a solid term policy really is.

You'd never send a kid out into the world unprepared. Don't leave your own family that way.

Educators — FAQ

Why isn't my district's group life insurance enough?

A typical district group benefit is around one year's salary — nowhere near a mortgage plus years of replaced income — and it usually ends when you switch districts or retire.

Does my pension cover my family if something happens to me?

No. Your pension protects your retirement; it doesn't replace your income for your family if you're gone early.

Do I need a medical exam?

No medical exam is required for most plans, and most educators are surprised how affordable a solid term policy really is.

Every plan is different — verify your specific coverage with your district or benefits office before assuming a gap exists.

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