The Best Time to Get Life
Insurance
was Yesterday.

The Second-Best Time is Now

Every client & their loved ones deserve the best rates & strongest protection. Join our Free Life Insurance Power Session Workshop & in 33 minutes you’ll learn exactly how to lock in better coverage and lower premiums.  It’s highly recommended your partner attend as well.

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Uncomfortable Facts About Life, Death, & Financial Security

Less than 50% of American adults carry life insurance. Of that 50% who do, over half are underinsured (not enough coverage) or overinsured (too much coverage/overpaying).

Most people overestimate life insurance costs by 3x. It’s Actually Very Affordable!
The most common reasons given for not having life insurance are (1) perception it costs too much & (2) procrastination

Average life expectancy is 76 years old
Up to 25% of adults pass away before age 70. That’s 1 in 4!
Up to 40% of adult deaths are unexpected

The average American 40-year-old has $350,000 in total large asset debt
60% of American households have less than $10,000 in savings
Average monthly expenses for a couple with kids is $7,800

The average cost to raise 1 child through graduation is $310,000
Less than 40% of adults have their estate planned
80% of people prefer NOT to know their death date

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What the Facts Tell Us

There is a statistically significant chance our death could be unexpected & many of us do not have savings to cover more than 3 months of household expenses. Most large household expenses do not stop upon our death. Uninsured financial strain WILL BE in addition to the GRIEF endured by our loved ones left behind.

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Major Factors How Life Insurance Premiums are Determined

  • Age – The biggest caveat.  Age is objectively measurable, and younger people statistically are less likely to have health issues. Time is of the essence.
  • Gender – Ladies win this one.  Females statistically live longer and healthier than males so they generally get less expensive premiums.
  • Health/Medical/Family History – Nearly all polices have a medical history questionnaire in the application. Health issues go up, premiums go up.
  • Lifestyle – Things like smoking, skydiving, excessive drinking, drug use, and other elevated dangerous habits/occupations will increase your premiums.
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Secret to Locking Your Lowest Premium and Highest Coverage

Many term life insurance policies look affordable at first — but most premiums jump by at least 300% or more when you renew.

For example:
You buy a 10-year term policy for $80/month, locked in for 10 years.
When year 11 comes around?

✅ No new medical exam required.
🚫 But your premiums will skyrocket — often tripling or more.

Here’s the catch:

These renewal rates are NOT fully disclosed before you buy — you only find out after your original term ends.

Here are examples from actual 10-year term policies, from two seperate carriers, observe the difference in price between year 10 and renewal at year 11: 👇

Your Premiums Until the Policy Expires

Policy Years Age of the Insured Person Scheduled Monthly Premiums Maximum Monthly Premiums
01-10 42-51 $78.55 $78.55
11-15 52-56 $355.42 $694.17
16-20 57-61 $577.92 $1,097.92

Your Premiums Until the Policy Expires

Policy Years Age of the Insured Person Scheduled Monthly Premiums Maximum Monthly Premiums
01-10 40-49 $54.80 $54.80
11-15 50-54 $294.80 $569.17
16-20 55-59 $474.17 $922.92

Schedule of Premiums

Begining Annual Monthly
October 10, 2027 1,110.00 96.55
October 10, 2028 13,970.00 1,215.45

Schedule of Premiums

Begining Annual Monthly
January 13, 2026 452.50 39.38
January 13, 2027 2,937.50 255.55

Over half of people with active term life insurance policies have a term that’s too short for
their real needs
— and many don’t realize the major price hike waiting at renewal.

At Wavigo, we offer a free, objective review of your current policy.
If there’s a better way to protect your future — with stronger coverage and lower long-term premiums — we’ll show you your options clearly and honestly.

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Life Insurance Math: How Much Coverage?

We typically recommend 15x your current annual income and a term that will last until your youngest dependent’s projected 25th birthday.

However, everyone’s circumstances and budget is different and we highly recommend talking it out if you are even slightly unsure.  Book a free consultation or take the Life Insurance Power Workshop today!

Types of Life Insurance and Financial
Products We Sell

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Term Life Insurance

Definition:

A policy that provides coverage for a fixed period with no cash or investment value while you are alive. You pay premiums for the agreed-upon “term,” and if you outlive the policy, coverage ends with no payout—similar to traditional insurance. However, if you pass away during the term, your beneficiary receives the full policy benefit, provided premiums are up to date at the time of death.

Best for:

Those seeking affordable protection during their prime earning years—typically between ages 20-60—when financial responsibilities like mortgages, children’s education, and income replacement are most critical. Term insurance is significantly more affordable than Whole Life.

Not ideal for:

Individuals with higher net worth who prefer policies with cash value or investment components, or those who can comfortably afford lifetime coverage (up to age 100).

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Whole Life Insurance

Definition:

Whole life insurance is designed to last your entire lifetime, with an investment component. As you pay your premiums, the policy builds cash value that earns interest, and the coverage matures or pays out up to age 100.

Best for:
Individuals with higher net worth who can afford premiums for life and are looking for a low-risk, low-reward investment option in addition to life coverage.

Not ideal for:
Those seeking coverage to protect dependents or partners for a set period. As we age, children grow up, significant debts are paid off, and premiums rise—making the cost-benefit ratio less favorable for long-term needs.
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Fixed Annuities

Definition:

A fixed annuity is a type of insurance contract that provides guaranteed, steady income for a set period or for the rest of your life, starting at a future date. In exchange for a lump sum or periodic payments, the insurer agrees to pay you a fixed income for a predetermined term or until your death.

Best for:
Individuals seeking predictable, low-risk income, particularly those looking for retirement security or to preserve capital while receiving steady, guaranteed payments. Ideal for people who want to ensure a reliable income stream with minimal market risk.

Not ideal for:
People who need liquidity or are looking for a higher return on their investment. Fixed annuities may not offer the flexibility or growth potential of other investment vehicles, and they can have limited access to funds in the early years of the contract due to surrender charges.

Do you already have a life insurance policy and are not clear
about its terms or conditions?

We will review any current policy for FREE & provide an objective assessment.

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BENEFICIARY SUPPORT GUARANTEE

Your legacy is more than what you leave behind, it’s the peace of mind knowing
your loved ones are protected.

If you have an active policy in good standing through Wavigo, I will personally ensure that your beneficiaries receive what they are entitled to. I will
handle
everything on our end, stand up for their best interests if needed, help them navigate, & provide them with financial guidance & resources to
help secure their future. I will even deliver their benefits in person if desired.

I promise you, no matter what, your family will always have me in their corner.

Derek J. Noles

Owner & CEO Wavigo Insurance Hunters

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