Recent events — like the TruStage systems outage — have a lot of families asking what their policy actually covers, whether their insurer is okay, and what their options are. We'll walk through it with you, honestly and without pressure.
TruStage is not shut down. The company suffered a cyberattack in July 2026 and took its own systems offline while it recovers — your policy remains in force. Do not cancel an existing policy before replacement coverage is fully in place. We explain the whole situation in plain English in our article: TruStage Outage: What Policyholders Need to Know. And if the incident simply shook your confidence and you’d prefer your family’s protection with a carrier that wasn’t breached — that’s a fair preference. We’ll compare A-rated options at your same budget, first-line coverage (not secondary or accidental-only), and tell you honestly if keeping what you have is the smarter move.
A review is free and carries zero obligation. If your current policy is your best option, we'll say so — keeping your trust matters more to us than any single sale.
Takes 30 seconds. A licensed professional will reach out within one business day.