Matt Burke

Licensed Insurance Expert & Director of Life, DI and P&C Operations

Matt Burke

Expertise

Advanced planning, disability Insurance, permanent life insurance

Education

Stony Brook University (BA, Economics)

Featured in

Forbes, Brides, Yahoo

About

Matt Burke is a licensed insurance expert and the director of operations for life, disability and property & casualty insurance at Policygenius. Matt has worked in the insurance and financial planning industries for more than seven years, and is a Life, Accident & Health licensed insurance agent.

In the press

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Want to interview a Policygenius expert?

Journalist on a deadline? Our press team can connect you with our experts to discuss insurance, personal finance, and more. They’re also pretty friendly.

press@policygenius.com

Policygenius content follows strict guidelines for editorial accuracy and integrity. Learn about our editorial standards and how we make money.

Pro tip

Matt Burke

double quotation

Guaranteed Universal Life Insurance (GUL) is one of the most suitable permanent options for the everyday American.

Selected stories from Matt

Term life insurance rates (July 2024)

A 30-year-old could pay between $15 and $30 per month — or less than $300 per year — for term life insurance. Explore more term life insurance rates by age, term length, and coverage amount.

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How to buy life insurance: 8 steps to finding the right policy

From determining how much coverage you need to signing your policy, we’ve simplified the life insurance shopping process with a step-by-step guide.

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Types of life insurance

The most common types of life insurance are term, whole, universal, variable, and final expense. Here’s how each type works and how you can find the right policy for your needs.

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