Family/Life Insurance Plans

With term life insurance, you pay regular premiums for a set period and the policy only pays out if you pass away during this period. You may want to consider a term life policy if you need a large amount of coverage but have a small budget, or if you need to have life insurance for a specific time period. It’s important to know that premiums typically increase the older you get and that certain policies may require a medical examination.

With whole life insurance, there’s no set period. You usually pay regular premiums until you pass away, at which point the policy pays out. Sometimes you have the option to take a lump sum back while you are still alive, but this will reduce the amount paid out when you pass away. This is the most commonly held type of life insurance, as it provides both a savings account as well as a death benefit.

Universal life insurance works in a similar way to whole life insurance, but you have more flexibility about taking money early. You may even borrow money and repay it later; however, if there’s any loan outstanding when you die, the policy’s payout can be significantly affected.

The premiums you pay depend heavily on your age and medical history, along with the amount you want the policy to payout. Some policies may also require a medical examination to qualify. Your situation is unique, and the life insurance policy you choose should fit your specific needs.

Contact us to go through the options so you can determine if you need term life insurance, whole life insurance, or universal life insurance.