Family protection
A stated benefit can help dependants manage living costs and financial commitments after the insured person’s death.

Financial protection for the people and plans that matter
Build a practical protection plan for your family, responsibilities and long-term financial goals.
Clear advice before you choose
Life insurance can provide financial support to the people who depend on you if you die during the policy term. Some products also combine protection with savings or other long-term benefits.
Latron Insurance Agency helps clients in Kenya clarify their protection goals, understand available policy types and compare important details such as the benefit amount, term, premium, exclusions and beneficiary arrangements.
Understanding your options
Product features differ between insurers. We help you understand what is guaranteed, what is conditional and what is excluded.
A stated benefit can help dependants manage living costs and financial commitments after the insured person’s death.
Life cover for a defined period, often selected to match years of income responsibility or a major obligation.
Selected products can combine protection with disciplined saving toward a child’s future education.
Designed to provide a defined benefit that can help with immediate funeral-related costs.
Critical illness, disability or accidental death benefits may be available as additions, subject to policy terms.
Employers can arrange life protection for eligible employees under one group scheme.
Personalised support
People whose income supports children, a spouse, parents or other dependants.
People who want protection aligned with long-term financial commitments.
Owners protecting business continuity or employers arranging group benefits for staff.
Preparing your quotation
Start with basic information only. Latron will explain if an insurer needs anything further.
Helpful answers
There is no single correct amount. Consider income replacement, debts, education costs, funeral expenses, existing savings and cover already provided by an employer.
Factors may include age, health, occupation, lifestyle, benefit amount, policy term and optional benefits. Insurers apply their own underwriting rules.
A policyholder can generally nominate one or more eligible beneficiaries according to the insurer’s process and applicable law. Keep nominations updated after major life changes.
No. Some policies focus only on protection, while others combine insurance with savings or investment-related features. Costs, guarantees and surrender terms should be compared carefully.
No-obligation conversation
Speak with Latron for clear guidance and a personalised quotation.