LIFE INSURANCE FOR FIRST-TIME BUYERS
Life insurance doesn't have to be confusing. Get a personalized review based on your income, dependents, debts, existing coverage, and financial goals—so you can better understand your options before making a decision.
No insurance expertise required.
Denney Pugmire
Life Insurance Advisor
Utah-Licensed CPA • Master's Degree in Accounting • U.S. Army Captain Veteran
NPN: 6236605

NPN: 6236605
NPN: 6236605
How much coverage do you need?
Is term or permanent insurance appropriate?
How should your income, mortgage, debts, dependents, and long-term goals affect your coverage?
You don't need to become an insurance expert before having the conversation.

A generic rule of thumb may be a starting point, but every household has different financial responsibilities.
Your coverage discussion can consider:
• Income and income replacement
• Dependents and family responsibilities
• Mortgage and other debts
• Existing life insurance coverage
• Long-term financial goals
The goal is to help you understand the factors that affect your coverage needs before discussing policy options.
How many years of earning replacement your family depends on.
Children's ages, schooling horizons, and childcare continuity.
Home loan balance, vehicle notes, and outstanding obligations.
College funding, surviving spouse retirement security, or legacy gifts.
Employer group plans, personal policies, and portability restrictions.

How much income might your household need to replace?

Who relies on your income today, and for how long?

How might a mortgage and other obligations affect your coverage needs?

What longer-term goals should be considered?

✓ A clearer picture of the factors affecting your coverage needs
✓ An opportunity to discuss your current coverage
✓ An explanation of relevant life insurance concepts and policy types
✓ Help understanding the questions to consider when comparing options
✓ Clear next steps based on your conversation
The goal is education and clarity first. You decide what you want to do next.
Different types of life insurance serve different purposes. The right questions depend on your circumstances.
The right question isn't "Which type is best?"
It's:
"Which policy features and trade-offs are relevant to my situation?"
Denney Pugmire is a life insurance advisor with a Master's Degree in Accounting, a Utah CPA license, and experience as a U.S. Army Captain.
His background brings a financial perspective to conversations about life insurance and helps clients work through the questions that can make buying coverage feel complicated.
Phone: 801-390-0887

Start with the questions most beginners ask—then use your review to apply the answers to your own situation.
See what happens next after you submit your request.
There isn't one universal amount that applies to every household. Factors such as income, dependents, debts, existing coverage, and financial goals can all affect the discussion.
Term coverage provides protection for a specified period, while permanent insurance is designed for longer-duration coverage and may include cash-value features. Policy terms, costs, and features vary.
Employer-provided coverage may be an important part of your overall protection, but whether additional coverage is appropriate depends on your circumstances and the terms of your existing benefit.
You don't need to be an insurance expert. We'll discuss your situation and the information relevant to your coverage questions.
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You don't need to become an insurance expert before having the conversation.
Start with a personalized review of your situation and get a clearer understanding of the questions, factors, and options relevant to your life insurance needs.