Which type of insurance is NOT provided through government programs?

Life insurance is typically a product that is offered through private insurance companies rather than through government programs. While the government does provide social security benefits that can resemble some aspects of life insurance, such as death benefits, it does not offer life insurance policies in the traditional sense.

In contrast, the other options pertain to various federal programs designed to offer support in specific areas: Social Security provides income support to retired or disabled individuals; Federal Crop Insurance protects farmers against loss of crops; and Federal Flood Insurance offers coverage for damage caused by flooding. These options illustrate government involvement in providing insurance benefits, whereas life insurance remains predominantly a private sector product.