Amplify's Insurance Calculator

In three simple steps we will establish your coverage need, determine the best product for you, and get you started on a plan.

1

Personal Details

Date of Birth

Gender

Zip Code

2

Coverage Need

Marital status

Number of Dependent Children

Your Annual Income

Total Outstanding Debts + Loans

Existing Life Insurance Coverage

Total Savings + Liquid Assets

Total Retirement Savings

3

Product Fit Assessment

Risk Tolerance

Years Before You Will Use Your Cash Value

Your Total Coverage Need

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Permanent Coverage to Start With

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policy type

Which policy type should you consider?

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This webpage is for educational purposes only, and is not a recommendation to purchase, sell, hold, or roll over any asset and does not account for any investment, tax, or financial condition of any specific person.

It is possible that coverage will terminate when either no premiums are paid following the initial premium, or subsequent premiums are insufficient to continue coverage.

Variable Universal Life (VUL) policies are a combination of life insurance and a security that requires Securities and Exchange Commission registration. Actual performance of a VUL policy is dependent on the performance of the underlying investment. VUL policies can be negatively impacted by the performance of the underlying investment options, inadequate funding, and increasing cost of insurance rates. There is no guaranteed rate of interest.

Accessing policy cash value through loans and surrenders may cause a permanent reduction of policy cash values and death benefit and negate any guarantees against lapse that may be provided under your policy. Surrender charges may apply to the policy and loans may be subject to interest charges. Although loans are generally not taxable, there may be tax consequences if the policy lapses, or is surrendered or exchanged with an outstanding loan. Taxable income could exceed the amount of proceeds actually available. Surrenders are generally taxable to the extent they exceed the remaining investment in the policy.