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Burlington at a glance

The Financial Picture in Burlington

Burlington is Vermont's economic center, with a diverse economy rooted in healthcare, education, and technology. The city's vibrant, community-oriented lifestyle and proximity to nature attract young professionals and families who value financial security and planning for the future.

44,432

Population

$71,109

Median household income

$444,800

Median home value

113

Cost of living index

3.8%

Uninsured rate

12.1%

Residents 65+

Local note: Vermont was once an independent country before joining the United States.

Figures shown are for Burlington. Approximate figures from public sources.

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Insurance & Retirement Options in Vermont

Term Life Insurance

Affordable coverage for 10, 20 or 30 years, sized to your mortgage, income and kids. The simplest way to protect a family in Vermont.

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Indexed Universal Life (IUL)

Lifelong coverage with cash value linked to a market index, and a 0% floor on index credits in down years.

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Annuities

Turn retirement savings into steady income, with fixed and indexed options that shield your principal from market losses.

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Final Expense

Small whole life policies that cover funeral and end-of-life costs, with simple health questions to qualify.

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Why it matters

Why Vermont Families Plan Ahead

In Burlington, the median home is worth about $445,000 and the median household earns about $71,000 a year. For most families the mortgage is the biggest bill, so a good starting point is term coverage that would pay off the house and replace several years of income if a paycheck stopped.

About 12.1% of residents are 65 or older. If you are close to retirement, an annuity can turn savings into steady income, and a final expense policy can keep funeral costs off your children.

Vermont taxes income, which makes tax-advantaged savings worth a look. Cash value in an IUL grows tax-deferred and can usually be reached through policy loans in retirement.

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