Life insurance … for when life happens.
As a nonprofit, we’re here to give unbiased information that can help more people get protected with life insurance.
We don’t sell anything, and we don’t endorse any particular insurance products.
Our mission is to educate you toget the coverage you need.
According to our new survey for September’s Life Insurance Awareness Month …
People say adulthood—when life, money and the future start to feel real—begins at age 27.
How much life insurance do you need?
Answer a few simple questions to estimate the amount of life insurance coverage you need to take care of your family. This is an estimate only. For a complete assessment, contact a qualified insurance professional.
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Real Life Story
“Tom’s motto was: Be prepared. You don’t know what life will hand you.”
Our Scholarship
“Life insurance can’t bring a parent back, but it can make the road afterwards easier for those left behind.”
- Miranda Rivera, whose father died at 44 years old without life insurance
The Life Lessons Scholarship Program grew out of our desire to support students who are struggling financially when there wasn’t a life insurance safety net in place after the death of their parent.
Donate if you’re able: 100% of the proceeds goes directly to the students.
Our Scholarship
“Life insurance can’t bring a parent back, but it can make the road afterwards easier for those left behind.”
- Miranda Rivera, whose father died at 44 years old without life insurance
The Life Lessons Scholarship Program grew out of our desire to support students who are struggling financially when there wasn’t a life insurance safety net in place after the death of their parent.
Donate if you’re able: 100% of the proceeds goes directly to the students.
From the blog
About Life Happens
Life Happens’ mission as a nonprofit is to give you unbiased information to help you make smart insurance choices to protect your loved ones.
Annual Report
Learn more about our impact in our latest annual report.
Research
People say adulthood—when life, money and the future start to feel real—begins at age 27.
See more from our new survey, “Adulthood Across Generations.”