Corey Schuler, Life Insurance Broker
Corey Schuler
Schuler Insurance Services
Life Insurance Broker Licensed in TX, AL, AR, AZ, CA, CO, DC, FL, GA, LA, MD, MI, MS, NC, NJ, NM, OH, OK, SC, TN, VA and WA
22+ Years of Experience
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Plano, TX
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About Me
Hi, I’m Corey, an independent insurance agent specializing in Term Life Insurance and Final Expense coverage. My goal is to make protecting your loved ones simple and stress-free. I work with multiple trusted insurance carriers, which means I can compare options for you and help find the right coverage to fit your needs and budget. Whether you’re looking for affordable term life protection for your family or final expense coverage to ease future financial burdens, I’m here to guide you every step of the way — at no cost to you.
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60 Total Reviews (5.0)
August 11, 2026
Schuler Insurance Services is an excellent resource for assisting anyone choose a Medicare Supplement Plan. Quick responses to questions, emails, & phone calls. Concise & clear explanations of differences, advantages, & comparisons between Medicare supplement companies. After reviewing various plans for our particular health situation, Schuler Insurance Services expertise & recommendation in a cost savings of $1600+/yr. Highly, highly endorse contacting Schuler Insurance Services for Medicare supplement plan reviews, choices, & comparisons.
August 11, 2026
Schuler Insurance Services is an excellent resource for assisting anyone choose a Medicare Supplement Plan. Quick responses to questions, emails, & phone calls. Concise & clear explanations of differences, advantages, & comparisons between Medicare supplement companies. After reviewing various plans for our particular health situation, Schuler Insurance Services expertise & recommendation in a cost savings of $1600+/yr. Highly, highly endorse contacting Schuler Insurance Services for Medicare supplement plan reviews, choices, & comparisons.
August 11, 2026
Corey was instrumental in working with multiple providers to find the best fit for me. She is prompt and friendly!
August 11, 2026
Corey was instrumental in working with multiple providers to find the best fit for me. She is prompt and friendly!
August 6, 2026
Excellent customer service. Corey is knowledgeable, responsive, and easy to work with. She made the entire life insurance process simple and stress free.
Q&A with Corey Schuler
What questions should a first-time life insurance buyer ask their agent?
Answer: I think it's important to ask your agent how many companies they represent. If you are using an agent who represents only one company, you cannot easily compare all your options. Another important question to ask would be how many years they have been helping people with life insurance. You want someone with some experience under their belt who has helped many families during their tenure.
What is the most common mistake people make when buying life insurance?
Answer: I believe the most common mistake that people make when buying life insurance is not shopping around. When you only talk with one agent, they may not represent all the companies that best fit your underwriting profile and budget. You ideally want to work with someone who has experience helping others similar to you, or who has the ability to accurately quote you, and not just give you a low ball quote to get an application from you.
How do you help a client decide between term and whole life insurance?
Answer: I think presenting both options with accurate quotes will ultimately help the client decide whether to move forward with whole life, term, or a little bit of both. You can not accurately assess the situation until you have been provided with actual numbers to analyze.
Should a stay-at-home parent have life insurance?
Answer: Absolutely! Just because they are not earning a paycheck, that does not mean the duties that they are performing daily are not valuable. Imagine having to pay someone for child care, transportation, cooking the meals, all of the jobs that would need to be filled in their absence. It adds up very quickly. Most companies will allow the stay-at-home parent to purchase an amount equal to or less than that of the working spouse.