Families who said yes to peace of mind.

We were quoted nearly $180 a month for a basic term policy through our bank. A friend suggested Sunize and within one phone call, our agent Marcus ran our info through four different carriers and came back with a 20-year term policy for $78 a month — better coverage, better company, better price. He answered every question without ever rushing us. Our kids are covered, our mortgage is covered, and we finally sleep easier at night. I tell every parent I know to call Sunize first.

I always thought life insurance was confusing and expensive — which is exactly why I kept putting it off. My Sunize agent Priya changed that. She spent 30 minutes actually listening to us, asked about our goals for the kids, and then recommended a whole life policy that builds cash value for the family long-term. No pressure, no upselling, just honest advice. She even helped us cancel an old policy that was overcharging us. The savings covered our first year of new premiums. That says it all.

At 68, with a few health issues, I assumed no one would insure me. I just wanted enough coverage so my children wouldn't be stuck with funeral costs. The Sunize agent was patient with me on the phone — explained final-expense policies in plain English — and found me a guaranteed issue plan through Americo for $54 a month, no medical exam, no scary questions. Coverage kicked in right away. My grandkids don't know it, but they're the reason I picked up that phone. Thank you, Sunize.

I'd been putting off life insurance since our oldest was born three years ago — every carrier wanted exam paperwork, blood draws, the whole production. My Sunize agent Janet walked me through Ethos's online underwriting, and eighteen minutes later I was approved for $500,000 of 30-year term at $41 a month. With three boys under six and another on the way, that kind of peace of mind for the price of a date night is unreal. We refer everyone to Sunize now.

Our son is turning six and we're already thinking about college — but we hadn't protected the income that would fund it. Our Sunize agent Jordan suggested Corebridge's Select-A-Term, tailored to exactly 18 years so the policy runs through his high-school graduation. Underwriting took a little longer than we expected — about three weeks because of a follow-up on my husband's labs — but Jordan kept us updated the entire way. We ended up with $750,000 of coverage for $52 a month, both locked in at preferred rates.

We're both in our late sixties and wanted something small — just enough to cover funeral costs and leave a little for our grandkids. Our agent at Sunize pulled quotes from four different final-expense carriers and Aetna came back cheapest by a mile, with full benefits starting day one. $18,000 of coverage for $62 a month combined. The application was twelve questions and took fifteen minutes. We walked away knowing we did this right.

Life insurance for us was about legacy — three kids, grandparents living with us, and a family business we want to pass down. Sunize's Mike walked us through how an Indexed Universal Life policy could both protect us and build cash value our kids could tap for education or a first home someday. Full disclosure — IUL is complicated, and the first policy illustration took us two extra calls to fully wrap our heads around. But Mike stuck with us until it clicked. Transamerica's living-benefits rider sealed it.

I have Type 2 diabetes and a heart-attack scare from 2019. Two carriers straight-up declined me and a third quoted something like $380 a month. Sunize's Daniel told me to give him a week — he went directly to Baltimore Life, which specializes in tougher health cases, and came back with $50,000 of whole life at $89 a month. I cried when he called. My grandkids won't have to worry about anything when I'm gone. That's worth everything.

After our last kid moved out, we realized our group policy from work wouldn't travel with us into retirement. Sunize's Angela walked us through converting to permanent coverage — we wanted something we'd never outlive. TruStage came in with a competitive whole-life quote, both of us approved without exams, premiums locked for life. And they answered every question our financial advisor sent them afterward. Professional, patient, and zero pressure.

My husband is 74 and I'm 71. We weren't looking for anything fancy — just to take the funeral burden off our daughter when the time comes. Sunize's Rachel found us Mutual of Omaha's Living Promise plan: $15,000 each, level benefits, locked premiums, no medical exam. We filled out ten questions on a phone call and we were covered by that Friday. Our daughter cried when we told her. Thank you, Sunize — truly.

We'd just closed on our first home — a 30-year mortgage at ages 44 and 42 — and the fine print made us nervous. What if something happened to one of us? Sunize's Tomás set us up with Americo's mortgage-protection term covering the full loan balance for 30 years, with a return-of-premium rider if we outlive it. Peace of mind that costs us nothing if we stay healthy — and a full payout if we don't. Why doesn't every homebuyer do this?