Life Insurance and Annuity Products
Find the life insurance policy or annuity product that works for you. We offer both Whole Life and Term Life insurance policies and Qualified and Non-Qualified annuities through our issuing company, Southern Farm Bureau® Life Insurance Company in Jackson, Mississippi.
Even though it can be difficult to think about life insurance, we believe having protection in place is important. Choosing a company you trust is an important part of that decision. Our Arkansas Farm Bureau Insurance® agents are licensed and trained to help you determine the life insurance and/or annuity product that could work for you and your family.
Life Insurance
Life insurance provides a specified amount of coverage, known as the face amount, on the life of an insured person. In exchange for premium payments, a death benefit is paid to the beneficiary chosen by the policyowner, when the insured person dies. Premium payments may be made monthly, semi-annually, or annually. The death benefit is generally received income tax-free.1 Some common reasons people buy life insurance is to help with final expenses, maintaining a standard of living, paying off any credit cards, mortgage payments, business debt, funding a college education, or even providing an inheritance for children or grandchildren. While these are common reasons for life insurance, the death benefit can be used however the beneficiary determines best meets their needs.
Annuities
Insurance products designed to help with retirement needs, provide immediate income now, or in the future.
For more specific product details, visit www.sfbli.com/products.
- The amount of life insurance coverage that you may qualify for or apply for is subject to medical and financial underwriting by the issuing company, Southern Farm Bureau® Life Insurance Company, Jackson, MS.
- 1No information presented should be viewed as tax, legal, or accounting advice. Neither Farm Bureau agents nor Southern Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company nor its representatives are authorized to give such advice. Individuals should consult their own tax advisor or legal representative regarding your particular circumstances. Comments on tax information are based on the current tax law, which is subject to change.