Life Insurance Questions

tythegemini asked:


im in my early twenties and im looking for life insurance outside of my job. i want to know if you sign up for term life insurance and the term is up what happens with the money you’ve paid? or is it just better to sign up for whole life insurance?

Life insurance is an interesting product. It can be looked at as a commodity and also have similarities to an investment vehicle.



Term life insurance is most similar to the commodity concept. You can shop for it like you would for a can of beans or a car. It used to be harder because you had to go to various agents or brokers and hope they’d find you the lowest prices.

Now you can go to an online service such as lifeinsure.com and access the database directly and even anonymously and get online life insurance quotes. Instead of making a bunch of calls or seeing people in person you type in your birth date, a few other questions including how long you’d like the term life insurance to last (10, 15, 20 or 30 years) and then voila, you get to see the whole range of quotes from the life insurance database in order of price. If you looked at 20 year term and want now to see 30 year term, you just go back and recalculate. All this in about 30 seconds instead of hours of calls or visits – the power of the net!

If you see something you like, click the button to apply and you’re off to the races.

Shopping for permanent life insurance such as universal life or whole life is a little more complex. These policies last for a lifetime and thus are more valuable, requiring premiums that reflect that lifetime value. These require the assistance of an expert. They are usually put together in consultation with an agent or broker. The web can be of assistance here as well for these kinds of life insurance quotes. You can get educated and read up on how these plans work. Also, use an agent or broker who serves more than one or a few companies. A comprehensive online insurance agency such as lifeinsure.com has advisors who are not only experts on term life insurance but on all the types of permanent life insurance including whole life, universal life and the special type of permanent life insurance, survivorship life insurance, that is used for estate planning and special needs children situations.

Author, Neil Willner, on behalf of Life Insure.com, Life Insurance Direct, provider of life insurance quotes and information, writes articles on life insurance, whole life insurance, and term life insurance for LifeInsure.com. For more information, visit www.LifeInsure.com.



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akegood asked:

This Thai Ads make me shocked at the first time. So touchy.

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www.trustco.ca Term Life Insurance FAQs Frequently asked questions for Canadians What sort of life insurance is best for me? Question and answer from The Hughes Trustco Group in Canada Cheap Life Insurance in Canada The people who need term life insurance the most are often the ones who let it go or who put it off. In most cases, these are young families with children at home, and they put off buying a life insurance policy because money is tight for these families. Unfortunately, the …

Term life insurance is the most simplest and original form of life insurance, it has the cheapest premium because it provides no cash value to the buyer, and there will be no saving or refund of premium. This is fair enough because this policy is designed solely for life protection, and very inexpensive premium is required.

As the name implies, term life insurance insures the buyer a specific term of his or her life only, once that term is expired; the buyer has the option to renew the policy at an increased premium or discontinue or purchase a new policy. This is much recommended to those who can’t afford expensive premium but need big coverage, especially a bread-winner with many children to support and those who find expensive premium is a burden.

Annual renewable term life insurance

The word annual means one year, thus explains the meaning of the policy. The term of an annual renewable term life insurance is one year, the death benefit is payable to the beneficiary if the insured dies within the one year period, there will be no compensation if the insured dies even one day after the expiration of the policy.

In reality very few people will purchase this policy because a person who purchased it will die in the period of one year is rare case. Anyone bought this policy contracted a critical illness during the term but survives until the end of the expiration, he will receive no compensation, but because of the illness he will be considered as uninsurable and unable to renew the policy.

So term life insurance policies has solution for this problem, they have included a condition called re-insurability, as well as the buyer included this feature in his term life policy, he will be able to renew his insurance for as long as he wishes, without the necessity of providing proof of insurability. So the buyers need not worry they purchased an annual renewable term life insurance but the policy will be terminated upon expiration.

If any buyer contracted a critical illness he is considered uninsurable, but if he has re-insurability included to his Annual Renewable Term he is able to continue the policy. Annual Renewable Term has the similarity as the one year term life insurance, and the policy will be able to continue each year for a given period of time, from 10 years to 30 years or more.

Anyone who purchased this type of policy can renew the policy but at a higher premium, as long as he keeps on paying premiums to keep his policy in force, the death benefit would still remain.   

Anyone who is interested to purchase this type of policy is advised to find out the calculation of the increased premium each year, and consider whether if the policy is suitable for him. So log on to annual renewable term life or affordable life insurance policy, please visit us at http://www.indianapolislifeinsurance.net/index.html 



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Davealicious asked:


Whats the difference between regular life insurance and term?How does term work?

CrabbyPatty asked:


I am realizing now (6 years after opening) that my whole life insurance policy is a bad investment. I notice on the policy there is a cash accumulation value and a cash surrender value. They are grossly different. If I cancel the policy do I only get the cash surrender value? If so, is there any way to get more? Do I just admit making a financial blunder and walk away from the policy?

tanorak2 asked:


I’m researching term policies to cover the shortfall for life insurance from my work. How long is reasonable to get a term policy for? Term to 60, 75 or 100 years?

tak3032 asked:


I’m trying to find a company to purchase term life insurance. I want a good brand and not some scam. Thanks to anyone that replies.

samantha mae asked:


My husband is planning to start driving a cab in the next few months. I have life insurance that my mother pays on, but we want to start a policy with a good company for my husband that is whole life, any recommendations?