o matter what age you are, it's important to have the right type of life insurance coverage. Knowing your options is the first step toward protecting your family's future.

Choose carefully
There are a variety of life insurance policy types to choose from, including:

Term life insurance, which protects you for a specific period of time and has rising premiums as you age or change your policy.

Whole life policies combine insurance with an interest-bearing savings account. Premiums remain constant for as long as you own the policy.

Universal life insurance offers more flexibility as an investment vehicle than whole life.

Variable life policies are the most flexible because the policyholder can choose how to invest the cash value of the policy. These policies also allow you to choose between fixed premiums like whole life or flexible payments like universal life.

LaSalle can help
Financial consultants from LaSalle Financial Services are available at your local LaSalle branch to help you select the life insurance product that meets your needs.

LaSalle Insurance Services is a full lines insurance agency and offers a variety of products to meet your insurance needs, including Mortgage Life and Disability Insurance, Joint Survivorship Life Insurance, Juvenile Life, Head of Household Life, as well as Accidental Death, Long Term Care, Auto and Homeowners Insurance. LaSalle Insurance Services is continually looking for new products to serve you and will be announcing them throughout the year.

For more information on how LaSalle Insurance Services can help you, call (800) 467-8730.

Insurance products and securities are offered through LaSalle Insurance Services and LaSalle Financial Services, divisions of ABN AMRO Financial Services, Inc., member NASD/SIPC and a licensed insurance agency. Insurance products and securities are not insured by the FDIC or any government agency, are not deposits of or guaranteed by the bank or its affiliates, are not a condition of any bank loan, product or service and may lose value if the issuing insurance company is unable to meet its obligations.