Mission Viejo highlight
Strong family-oriented suburban character
Mission Viejo's tree-lined neighborhoods, schools, parks and youth athletic facilities make it a center for family life in Orange County.
Mission Viejo's 93,000 residents live in 18 square miles of neighborhoods designed from the ground up as a suburban community. The tree-lined streets earned recognition from the National Arbor Day Foundation for their mature plantings and careful stewardship. Two school districts serve the city—Capistrano Unified and Saddleback Valley Unified—and Saddleback College is located within the city limits. The median age of 45.9 years and the makeup of households reflect a community where families stay and build lives.
Youth and recreational facilities anchor family life. Mission Viejo Youth Athletic Park features eight baseball and five soccer fields, hosting Little League, competitive youth soccer and family tournaments throughout the year. The city maintains approximately two parks per square mile and operates three golf courses. Community celebrations including street fairs, fireworks and holiday events happen throughout the year, drawing families of different traditions and backgrounds together.
When a household has established itself in a community like this—with a mortgage, children in school, a daily rhythm in neighborhoods you know—the purpose of life insurance becomes clear. A 20-year or 30-year term policy sized to your mortgage and your income gives your family the choice of where to live after you, not the choice imposed by bills.