09/03/2026
If you've ever seen a Colonial Penn commercial promising life insurance for just $9.95 a month, you've probably wondered if it's no good.
What you'll learn in this video:
Why $9.95 only buys one small unit of coverage, not $9.95 worth of insurance.
How much coverage a 50, 65, 75, and 85-year-old actually get for that price.
Why Colonial Penn's guaranteed acceptance plan carries a mandatory 2-year wait.
What happens to your family's payout if you pass away from a health issue during those first 2 years.
Why Colonial Penn's acquisition costs are so high, and how that affects your premium.
How Colonial Penn's marketing and distribution channels have shifted in recent years.
What percentage of senior shoppers may qualify for better, faster coverage elsewhere.
Questions Answered In This Video (and many more!):
Q: Does Colonial Penn offer 1st-day coverage?
A: No. It' has a mandatory 2-year waiting period.
Q: What happens if I die during Colonial Penn's 2-year waiting period?
A: Your family just gets your premiums refunded + 7% interest.
Q: Is there a better alternative to Colonial Penn?
A: I have many companies I work with that are much better than Colonial Penn.
Q: Can I still qualify for 1st-day coverage if I have health conditions?
A: About 93% of people I help qualify for 1st-day coverage.
Before you call that Colonial Penn number, find out what you actually qualify for. I'm the Final Expense Guy, and I've spent the last 10 years helping people find the best, lowest-priced 1st-day coverage available.
Call me directly at 888-862-9456 for a free policy check, with no medical exam required to see how much you can save.
This video is for educational purposes and reflects publicly available rate and underwriting information at the time of filming. Coverage and eligibility depend on your individual health history.