InsuranceQuoteToolkit

Flagship Diagnostic

Protection Health System

An eight-line coverage diagnostic. We score every line, compute four executive metrics, and assign a letter grade you can track over time.

Protection Health Grade

D

50/100

Vulnerable — urgent action required across multiple lines.

Coverage Quality

80/100

Average across in-force lines

Preparedness

43/100

Emergency fund · LTD · health · LTC

Protection Stability

30/100

Resistance to a single shock

Lines In Force

5/8

Out of 8 core lines

Coverage breakdown

Life Insurance

Weak
Quality45/100

Target: 10× income (~$1100k).

Status: Short by $600k vs 10× income.

Health Insurance

Excellent
Quality92/100

Target: Active plan via employer, marketplace, or short-term.

Status: Active plan in force.

Disability Insurance

Missing
Quality0/100

Target: ~$5,500/mo (60% of gross income).

Status: Below 60% of income — top up with private LTD to age 65.

Home / Renters Insurance

Excellent
Quality75/100

Target: Replacement-cost dwelling + flood rider where exposed.

Status: Add flood rider — standard policies exclude flood.

Auto Insurance

Strong
Quality88/100

Target: 250/500/100 + matching UM/UIM.

Status: Above 100/300 baseline.

Umbrella Liability

Missing
Quality0/100

Target: ≥ $1,000,000 (≥ net worth).

Status: Single lawsuit could exceed liability stack.

Business Insurance

Excellent
Quality100/100

Target: Not applicable.

Status: Not applicable.

Long-Term Care

Adequate
Quality60/100

Target: Plan to evaluate by age 50.

Status: Below planning threshold.

Gap highlights

  • Life Insurance: Short by $600k vs 10× income.Weak
  • Disability Insurance: Below 60% of income — top up with private LTD to age 65.Missing
  • Umbrella Liability: Single lawsuit could exceed liability stack.Missing

FAQ

What is the Protection Health Score?

A 0–100 weighted score across the 8 core insurance lines, mapped to an A+ to D letter grade.

What's the difference between Coverage Quality and Protection Stability?

Coverage Quality averages the quality of every in-force line. Stability blends overall health with your weakest single line — a measure of resistance to one bad shock.

How often should I re-evaluate?

At least annually, and after every major life event (marriage, child, home, business, retirement).