Term Life
The most coverage for the least money, for the years it matters most — while the kids are home and the mortgage is still on the books.
- 10 – 30 year terms
- Convertible to permanent
- Living benefit riders
Summit Legacy Life helps families put the right coverage in place — term, whole life, mortgage protection, final expense — and understand exactly what they bought. Independent, so the recommendation follows your situation instead of one company's product shelf.

What we place
The most coverage for the least money, for the years it matters most — while the kids are home and the mortgage is still on the books.
Permanent coverage that never expires and never reprices, building cash value you can borrow against while you are still here to use it.
A small whole life policy sized to the bill your family actually gets — the funeral, the cremation, the headstone, the last month of medical.
Coverage written around the balance and the years left on your loan, so the house stays in the family instead of on the market.
Permanent coverage with cash value tied to market index growth and a floor that does not participate in the losses.
Income you cannot outlive, and a clean handoff to the next generation instead of a probate file.
How it works
Fifteen minutes on the phone. What you already have, who depends on you, what you are worried about. No forms, no pitch, no obligation.
Summit Legacy Life is independent. Greg shops several A-rated carriers and puts the real numbers in front of you — including the ones that are not the right fit and why.
Most policies are approved without an exam, many the same day. You get the paperwork, your family gets the beneficiary letter, and Greg stays your agent for the life of the policy.

The agency
Greg helps families protect what matters most with coverage that is simple and affordable. Every family arrives with a different worry — a mortgage, a spouse, a funeral nobody wants the kids to pay for — and the right policy is the one that answers the worry actually in front of you.
Nobody should be left with a financial burden.
That means plain answers about what a policy does and does not do, options put side by side instead of one recommendation with no context, and an agent who is still reachable years after the paperwork is signed.
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Where we work
Nearly everything is handled by phone and e-signature, usually in one appointment. If you are close enough to sit down in person, that can be arranged.
Straight answers
It depends on who is counting on your income and what they would still owe if it stopped. A common starting point is ten times your income plus the mortgage balance and anything you would want covered for the kids, but that is a rule of thumb, not an answer. Greg will work the real number with you in one call.
Term covers you for a set number of years and costs the least per dollar of coverage — good for replacing income while people depend on it. Whole life never expires, the premium never goes up, and it builds cash value you can borrow against. Most families end up with some of each, and there is no reason to pick blind.
It is a whole life policy, usually between $2,000 and $40,000, built to cover what your family owes after you pass: the funeral home, the cremation or burial, the headstone, the last medical bills, and whatever else lands on their kitchen table that month. The money goes straight to the person you name and they can spend it on anything.
For most of what Greg writes, no. There is no exam and no blood work — you answer a short set of health questions and many people find out the same day whether they are approved. Larger term policies sometimes call for one, and you will know that up front.
Usually yes. Diabetes, high blood pressure, heart history, COPD and past cancer are all conditions that get placed regularly. Some carriers start your coverage day one, others use a two-year waiting period on natural death. Greg will tell you plainly which one you are looking at before you sign anything.
That depends on your age, your health and how much coverage you want. Rather than guess, Greg runs your actual numbers with several carriers and shows you the quotes side by side. There is no charge for that and no obligation to take any of them.
No. Nearly everything is handled by phone and e-signature, usually in a single appointment. If you are close enough to sit down, that can be arranged.
No. Summit Legacy Life is an independent agency. It is not a carrier and it is not affiliated with any government agency, Medicare, or the Social Security Administration. Greg is paid by the insurance company if you decide to take a policy, which is worth knowing up front.
Start here
Tell Greg a little about your situation and he will come back with quotes from several carriers side by side — including the ones that are not the right fit, and why.
Monday – Saturday, 9am – 8pm Eastern