
Find out what you qualify for in about 60 seconds. No exam, no obligation, no sales pitch.
Most people put off life insurance because nobody gives them a straight answer. You call, you get transferred, you get pitched, and you still don't know what it costs.
We flipped that. Answer a few questions, and a licensed advisor calls you with real numbers for your age, your health, and the coverage you actually need.
No medical exam required — most policies approve on health questions alone
Rates locked for life — your premium never increases once approved
Licensed advisors, not call-center reps — one person, start to finish
Free · Takes about 60 seconds · No obligation


Most people avoid this decision because they assume the answer will be bad news — too expensive, too complicated, or too late. Usually, it's none of the three.
Sixty seconds gets you a real answer: what you qualify for, what it costs, and whether it's worth doing. If the numbers don't work for you, you'll know that too — and you'll have lost nothing but a minute.
Free · No medical exam · No obligation
Every conversation is built around your situation — your age, your health, your budget, and who's depending on you.

How much protection would your family actually need, versus what you have in place today? Most people are short by more than they think.

Term, whole life, final expense, or IUL — which one fits your goal, your timeline, and your budget? Straight comparison, no favorites.

Real numbers from real carriers based on your actual profile. Not a range, not an estimate — what you'd pay.
There are four ways to buy life insurance, and three of them are wrong for most people. Term, whole life, final expense, indexed universal life — each solves a different problem, and the industry rarely explains the difference before asking for a signature.
We start with what you're actually protecting: your family, your income, your final expenses, or all three. Then we show you what fits — including the option where you don't buy anything from us at all.
You'll leave the conversation knowing what you need and what it costs. What you do with that is up to you.


It depends on your age, health, and coverage amount — but less than most people expect. A healthy 60-year-old can often get $10,000 in final expense coverage for around $45–$60 a month. We'll give you your exact number, not a range.
Usually not. Most of the policies we place are approved on health questions alone. If an exam would get you a significantly better rate, we'll tell you — but it's your call.
In most cases, yes. Diabetes, heart conditions, cancer history — these affect your rate class, not necessarily your eligibility. There are also guaranteed-issue policies that don't ask health questions at all.
Nothing. We're paid by the insurance carrier when a policy is placed. You never pay us directly, and there's no fee for the conversation.
Usually, within 15 minutes during business hours. If you'd rather talk later, tell us when and we'll call then.
No. Plenty of our conversations end with "you're already covered fine" or "here's a better option elsewhere." That's a good outcome too.
The hardest part is starting. Sixty seconds from now you'll know whether coverage is within reach — and what it actually costs.

New Era Advisers is a licensed insurance agency. Not all applicants will qualify for all products; coverage is subject to underwriting approval. Rates vary by age, health, state, and coverage amount. Product availability varies by state. This site is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency
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