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Our Whole Life Insurance Helps Protect Your Family’s Lifestyle for Your Lifetime

Whole Life Insurance

Whole life insurance could give you protection for your entire lifetime, and premiums stay the same regardless of your age, health or lifestyle changes. It also builds cash value and may pay policy dividends. The whole life policy that's right for you depends on your family's needs and how you prefer to pay your premiums.

Choose Whole Life Insurance That's Right For You

Western & Southern’s whole life insurance policies can be tailored to fit your specific needs. You have the option to include supplemental add-ons, or riders, that provide you with additional protection.

Benefits	Simple Choice Whole	Superior Value®	Legacy Master®
Single Payment Premium Only one total payment made at the beginning of your coverage	NotChecked	NotChecked	Checked
Fixed Premiums Same amount owed every time your payment is due	Checked	Checked	Checked
Accelerated Death Benefit Rider Can access your life insurance benefit as a living benefit	Checked	Checked	Checked
May Earn Dividends Potential income from company profits at recurring times throughout the year	Checked	NotChecked	NotChecked
Guaranteed Insurability Rider Increase your existing coverage and not be excluded for a preexisting condition	Checked	Checked	NotChecked
	Explore Simple Choice Whole Life	Explore Superior Value Whole Life	Explore Legacy Master Whole Life

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How Much Whole Life Insurance Do You Need?

Life insurance can be an important element of your overall financial strategy. Answer a few quick questions about your situation to estimate how much whole life insurance coverage you might need.

Learn More About Whole Life Insurance

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Why Consider Whole Life Insurance From Western & Southern?

When you’re looking for whole life insurance protection, Western & Southern has a heritage of providing whole life insurance to people just like you. Our financial ratings make us one of the strongest life insurance groups, offering you the financial stability you can count on. We have knowledgeable financial representatives available to help you with your whole life insurance needs.

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IMPORTANT DISCLOSURES

Single Premium Whole Life Policy series ICC19 1901-3030 WSA issued by Western-Southern Life Assurance Company, Cincinnati, Ohio, which operates in DC and all states except NY.

Whole Life Insurance Policy series ICC16 1606-110, ICC16 1606-322 issued by The Western and Southern Life Insurance Company, Cincinnati, Ohio, which operates in DC and all states except AK, ME, MA, and NY.

Whole Life Insurance Policy series ICC14 LL-01 1404, ICC14 LL-03 1408, ICC18-LL-081809 & Single Premium Whole Life Insurance Policy ICC14 LL-02 1408, ICC14 LL-04 1408 issued by Lafayette Life Insurance Company which operates in DC and all states except NY.

These policies and benefits may not be available in all states, and benefits may vary by state.

Payment of benefits under the life insurance policy is the obligation of, and is guaranteed by, the issuing company. Guarantees are based on the claims-paying ability of the issuer. Products are backed by the full financial strength of the issuing company.

Life insurance policies contain certain exclusions, limitations, reductions of benefits and terms for keeping them in force. Please contact a financial representative for complete details.

Life insurance products are not bank products, are not a deposit, are not insured by the FDIC, nor any other federal entity, have no bank guarantee, and may lose value.