Editing Final Expense Insurance (section)

==== '''How It’s Different From Life Insurance''' ====
Traditional life insurance policies (term, whole, or IUL) are built to replace income, provide retirement strategies, or transfer wealth. Final Expense Insurance is different—it is: Focused only on end-of-life costs.
Smaller in face value but faster in payout. Claim process is quicker, usually 2–3 days instead of weeks or months. 

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! Case Study 1 – Mary, 72
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| Mary wanted to ensure her children wouldn’t need to dip into savings to cover her funeral.  
Her $15,000 final expense policy paid out within 3 days, covering her service and remaining hospital bills.  
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! Case Study 2 – Robert, 65 (Veteran)
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| Robert assumed his military benefits would cover all costs, but they only provided a portion.  
His final expense policy filled the gap, allowing his wife to cover burial arrangements and travel costs for family.  
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! Case Study 3 – Linda, 58 (Single Parent)
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| Linda purchased a $20,000 final expense policy after a health scare.  
When she passed unexpectedly, her two children received funds within 48 hours, preventing them from having to take out loans for her funeral.  
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