Protecting My Family

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Pays my beneficiaries when I die.

Pays me if I can't work due to illness or injury.

Pays for my care if I can't take care of myself.

Life Settlements, Charitable Giving.

LIFE Insurance

The Top Questions People Ask Us

If no one depends on you, maybe not. If you have kids, a spouse, a business, a mortgage or other debt, or want to leave an inheritance for someone or a cause you care about, you probably do.

A rule of thumb for the amount you need: your annual, before-tax income times 8 to 10 (or times the number of years left until you retire, if less than that).

That will give you a good idea, but many factors can push these numbers up or down: your age, ages of family members, insurance you may get from your employer – and of course, how much you want things to continue without you. We can help you figure out the right amount.

People are living longer, and technology is driving expenses down and competition up. This means insurance prices have generally gone down. Chances are your current plan could use a checkup. We can run the numbers for you.

Your policy’s value or death benefit may be tied to the stock market (and we all know how that’s been going). We can tell you if your policy is on track to provide the benefit you’ve been counting on.

Insurance 360

Whether you are evaluating existing coverage or seeking new insurance, Monarch Financial uses a unique five-step process called Life Assurance 360™ to make certain that your policy fits your current needs and continues to serve its intended purpose for the duration of the policy.

By taking a comprehensive, 360° approach to designing, implementing and managing life insurance, we believe that the outcome produced for our clients is better than when each of these steps is addressed in isolation…that the whole is indeed greater than the sum of its parts.

DISABILITY Insurance

The Top Questions People Ask Us

If you or your family would not miss your paycheck and could afford to care for you while you recovered, then perhaps not.

If you have rent, mortgage, food, utilities, childcare, and other bills that wouldn’t be covered if your pay stopped,