Who Depends on
Your Income? That's Who
Needs Life Insurance.
Most people know they need life insurance. The problem is figuring out how much, which type, and which carrier — without being sold something that doesn't fit. Arnold Rabinowitz has been helping Boynton Beach families get that answer right since 1995.
No sales pressure. Arnold explains your options — you decide.
What Happens to the People You Love
If You're Gone Tomorrow?
Life insurance isn't morbid — it's the most practical form of love for the people who depend on you. Not having it (or having the wrong kind) leaves real gaps at the worst possible moment.
Without your income, your family faces the choice of selling the home or draining savings — often while still in shock. The right term policy prevents this entirely.
You saved for their education. You planned for it. Life insurance protects that future even if you're not there to see it happen.
An outdated beneficiary from a divorce, a deceased parent named on an old policy — these common mistakes mean the payout never reaches the right person.
If you own a business, what happens to your partner and employees without key person coverage or a buy-sell agreement backed by life insurance?
Arnold will tell you — honestly — whether your family is covered.
Free consultation. No pressure to buy anything. Just a clear picture of where you stand.
Get Your Free Life Insurance ReviewTerm, Whole, Universal, Final Expense —
Which One Is Right for You?
Arnold doesn't push one policy type. He explains each one until you understand it — then recommends based on your actual life.
Coverage for 10, 20, or 30 years — the most affordable way to protect your income during the years your family depends on it most. If you die during the term, your beneficiaries receive the full payout. Simple. Straightforward.
Coverage that never expires — as long as premiums are paid. Builds a cash value over time that you can borrow against. Higher premiums than term, but the policy lasts your entire life and guarantees a payout.
A permanent life policy with more flexibility — you can adjust your premium payments and death benefit as your life changes. Often chosen for its balance between investment potential and protection.
Designed to cover funeral costs, medical bills, and final expenses — typically $5,000 to $25,000 in coverage. No medical exam required. Especially popular among Florida seniors who want to protect their families from unexpected costs.
Not sure which type fits your situation?
That's exactly why Arnold offers a free consultation. He'll walk you through each option, explain the tradeoffs in plain English, and recommend based on your life — not a sales quota.
Schedule your free policy review →
Life Insurance Looks Different
at Every Stage of Life
Your coverage needs change as your life does. Arnold reviews your full picture — not just your age.
A new baby means new financial obligations. Term life insurance replaces your income so your partner isn't left navigating childcare, a mortgage, and financial stress alone.
Your mortgage doesn't pause for grief. A term policy sized to cover your outstanding loan balance protects your family's home — not just temporarily, but fully.
Key person life insurance, buy-sell agreement funding, and business continuity planning — Arnold works with SE Florida business owners on all three. Your business is an asset. Protect it like one.
Even non-income-earning spouses provide economic value — childcare, household management, elder care. That contribution needs to be replaced, too.
Final expense coverage, estate planning, legacy goals — life insurance isn't just for working years. Arnold helps Florida retirees find affordable permanent coverage that protects their families.
College tuition, living expenses, future milestones — life insurance ensures your plans for your children survive even if you don't.
How Much Life Insurance
Do You Actually Need?
The classic rule of thumb is 10–12× your annual income — but that's a starting point, not an answer. Your actual coverage number depends on your specific financial picture.
Arnold walks through all five factors with every client — for free, with no obligation — so you end up with coverage that actually fits, not just a round number from a calculator.
Mortgage balance, auto loans, student debt, credit cards — all of it needs to be covered so your family isn't inheriting your liabilities.
How many years until your youngest child is independent? Until your mortgage is paid off? That's your replacement window.
Your 401(k), investments, and savings can offset coverage needs — but only if they won't be depleted managing a sudden loss of income.
College tuition, a surviving spouse's retirement, final expenses — all future financial needs should be factored into your coverage amount.
Business owners need to factor in partner buyouts, key person replacement, and business debt — separate from personal coverage.
6 Life Insurance Mistakes That Leave
Families Without a Payout
These aren't rare edge cases. Arnold sees them regularly — and every single one is preventable.
After a divorce, remarriage, or death of a named beneficiary, many people forget to update their policy. The insurer pays whoever is named — not who you intended.
Missed a premium? Many people don't realize their grace period expired until they need the policy. Arnold keeps track — and follows up so coverage stays active.
Underinsurance is just as dangerous as no insurance. And waiting until you're older or less healthy dramatically increases premiums — or makes you uninsurable entirely.
Group life insurance through your job is typically 1–2× annual salary — and it disappears when you leave. It's a supplement, not a strategy.
Marriage, new children, divorce, purchasing a home, starting a business — each is a trigger to review your coverage. Life changes; your policy should too.
Some policies exclude certain causes of death, have contestability periods, or contain clauses that limit payout. Arnold explains every exclusion before you sign.
Arnold reviews your policy for all six — at no charge.
30 years of reviewing Florida life insurance policies means he knows exactly where the gaps hide.
Book a Free Policy ReviewGet the Right Life Insurance in 3 Steps
No pressure. No jargon. Just a clear conversation and honest recommendations from someone who's been doing this since 1995.
A free 30-minute conversation — by phone or in person. Arnold listens to your family, income, debts, goals, and health picture. No forms. No pressure. Just information.
Arnold compares rates and policy structures across 20+ major Florida life insurance carriers. He explains the differences clearly — the coverage, the cost, the tradeoffs — until you understand each option.
Once you understand your options, you choose. Arnold handles the paperwork, ensures correct beneficiary designations, and stays available after enrollment for policy reviews and life changes.
Stop Leaving Your Family's Future to Chance
A 30-minute conversation with Arnold will give you a clearer picture of your life insurance needs than hours of researching online. And it costs you nothing.
Arnold Shops Every Carrier.
Captive Agents Shop One.
A State Farm agent sells State Farm life insurance. An Allstate agent sells Allstate. They're trained to present their product — not compare it to alternatives they can't offer.
Arnold works for you. As an independent life insurance agent in Boynton Beach, he accesses rates and products from all major carriers — and recommends the one that actually fits your situation, at the best available price.
Real Families. Real Coverage. Real Results.
1,500+ Florida clients have trusted Arnold to protect what matters most. Here's what they say.
"After my second child was born I knew I needed more coverage but had no idea where to start. Arnold spent an hour on the phone with me explaining every option — no pressure, just information. He found me $750,000 in term coverage for less than I expected to pay."
"Arnold reviewed a whole life policy I'd had for 12 years and found that my ex-wife was still listed as the primary beneficiary. I had completely forgotten to update it after our divorce. He caught something that could have been a disaster for my kids."
Life Insurance Questions —
Answered Without the Jargon
What's the best type of life insurance for a family in Florida?
For most Florida families with young children and a mortgage, term life insurance is the most cost-effective starting point. A 20–30 year term policy covering 10–12× your annual income protects your family during the years they're most financially dependent on you.
That said, the "best" policy depends on your specific situation — your health, budget, existing assets, and whether you have estate planning or business needs that permanent coverage addresses. Arnold can help you determine which type fits your life. Schedule a free consultation →
How much does life insurance cost in Boynton Beach, FL?
A healthy 35-year-old can typically get $500,000 in 20-year term coverage for $25–$40/month depending on the carrier and health classification. Final expense policies for seniors start around $30–$60/month for $10,000–$25,000 in coverage.
Rates vary significantly between carriers for the same health profile — which is why shopping across multiple carriers (as Arnold does) can save hundreds annually. The younger and healthier you are when you apply, the lower your rate will be for the life of the policy.
Do I need a medical exam to get life insurance?
Not always. Many term life policies under $500,000 now offer accelerated underwriting — an algorithm-based review using your health data, prescription history, and driving record in lieu of a physical exam. Most applicants in good health qualify.
Final expense and guaranteed issue life insurance policies require no medical exam at all, though coverage amounts are smaller and premiums are higher. Arnold will match you to the right underwriting path based on your health history.
Is the life insurance from my job enough?
Probably not. Most employer group life policies provide 1–2× your annual salary — far below the 10–12× rule of thumb for income replacement. And critically, that coverage is tied to your job: if you leave, are laid off, or retire, you lose it.
Employer coverage should be treated as a supplement, not your primary protection strategy. An individual policy you own gives you coverage that travels with you regardless of your employment situation.
Can I get life insurance with pre-existing health conditions?
Often yes — though coverage type and cost will depend on the condition, severity, and how well it's managed. Different carriers have very different underwriting standards for conditions like diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, and cancer history.
This is where working with an independent agent like Arnold provides a significant advantage. He knows which carriers are lenient toward specific conditions and can match your health profile to the most favorable underwriter — rather than getting declined by a carrier with stricter standards.
What's a life insurance broker vs. a life insurance agent?
The terms are often used interchangeably, but technically: a life insurance agent has a contractual relationship with specific carriers. A broker represents the client and shops the market more broadly.
Arnold is an independent life insurance agent — meaning he has appointments with many carriers and is not exclusively tied to any single one. This gives him the practical ability of a broker: shopping multiple carriers on your behalf. Florida licenses both under similar frameworks.
What is a senior life insurance company — and do I need one?
"Senior life insurance" typically refers to final expense or whole life policies designed for applicants aged 50–85 — with simplified underwriting, smaller face amounts ($5,000–$50,000), and no medical exam required.
You don't need to go to a "senior-specific" company — most major carriers offer these products. Arnold compares final expense policies from multiple carriers to find the best rate for your age and health situation in Boynton Beach and throughout SE Florida. Talk to Arnold about senior life options →
Your Family Deserves More Than a Guess.
31 years. 1,500+ Florida families protected. BBB A+ for over 20 consecutive years. A free consultation with Arnold tells you exactly where you stand — and what it would cost to close the gap.
No pressure. No obligation. Arnold will give you honest information whether you work with him or not.



