Caleb Hanke, Life Insurance Agent
About Me
Good day! My name is Caleb, and I am passionate about helping people understand their life insurance choices. I provide no-cost guidance while reviewing options from top-rated companies, so you can feel confident knowing your family is taken care of.
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My Google Reviews
257 Total Reviews (5.0)
August 28, 2026
August 26, 2026
What a great experience! Derric was extremely nice and helpful. Amazing rates and exceptional customer service. Wish I had switched sooner!
August 21, 2026
Derric was able to help me and my mom get insurance on her house and two of our cars. He helped make sure it was enough coverage and within our budget! We are working on the flood insurance now.
August 19, 2026
Derric was very helpful! Made the process quick and easy!
August 18, 2026
Q&A with Caleb Hanke
What questions should a first-time life insurance buyer ask their agent?
Answer: Verify what problem is needing to be solved? Is there a short-term need for life insurance? if so, why are you recommending a long-term product? and vice-versa.
Also, what rating are you quoting me, the highest most elite rate that is very unlikely that I'll receive, or an average rate with chances I could get a better one?
What is the most common mistake people make when buying life insurance?
Answer: They buy the wrong product for the wrong reasons... There are so many great products out there which solve so many REAL problems. But they get sold on the shiny new one and it doesn't perform like they thought it would and get upset.
How do I find a life insurance broker who shops multiple companies for me?
Answer: Stop trying to buy the cheapest - like most things in life - you get what you pay for. Choose a person you trust, with a company you trust - to solve the problem you need solved, with the right product.
How do life insurance beneficiaries find out they are named on a policy?
Answer: There is a great national website that your broker can help you with... The only downside is you will only get a response if you are the listed beneficiary - so you have to assume no answer means you weren't listed, not that there wasn't a policy.
