Future Planner

Jordan, a 25-year-old software consultant, had always been skeptical of life insurance. Like many young professionals, he thought, “I don’t have kids yet so why would I need coverage now?” Between student loans, rent, and saving for his first business, it didn’t seem like the right time.

But after learning how permanent life insurance could serve as both protection and a long-term asset, Jordan began to see it differently. His policy now locks in low rates while he’s young and healthy, providing future flexibility for family planning or even as a source of business capital.

By taking early action, he’s turned what most people see as an expense into a strategy. His plan is building cash value every month, all while ensuring that if something unexpected happens, the people he cares about are protected. He calls it “future-proofing”, not just for life events, but for opportunities like covering the mortgage or starting a business down the line.

“I used to think life insurance was only for people with families. Now I realize it’s for planning to curb life's uncertainties.”