Final expense calculator
Add up funeral, cemetery and leftover bills to see how much final expense cover would spare your family.
DIME stands for Debt, Income, Mortgage and Education. Add up what your family would need to pay off and replace, subtract the cover and savings you already have, and the result is a starting estimate of the life insurance gap.
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Estimates only. Estimates only. Figures on this page use published plan-year values and the details you enter. They are not a quote, an offer of coverage, or a determination of eligibility. Your final premium and any tax credit are confirmed at enrollment with the carrier or HealthCare.gov. Everything is calculated in your browser; nothing you type is sent to us or anyone else.
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One common method is DIME: add your debts, the income your family would need for a number of years, your mortgage and education costs, then subtract cover and savings you already have.
Often not on its own. Group cover is commonly a multiple of salary and usually ends when you leave the job or retire.
Term fits needs that end, such as a mortgage or the years children are at home. Permanent fits needs that last, such as final expenses or leaving money to family. Many families use both.
Add up funeral, cemetery and leftover bills to see how much final expense cover would spare your family.
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