Life insurance is used to protect the financial security of the people you love by giving them a tax-free payment after you die. The amount and type of coverage you choose will depend on your circumstances and needs. The cost of life insurance you buy depends on your age, gender, and medical history.
The death benefit paid from a life insurance policy is a tax-free, lump-sum amount that can be used to:
- Replace your income so your family can maintain their standard of living
- Provide for your children or dependents
- Pay for funeral expenses
- Pay off your debts
- Make a gift to charity
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Permanent Life Insurance
Term Insurance -
Term Life Insurance, is the least expensive and least complicated type of life insurance. Term insurance is used for immediate needs it can be converted to a permanent life insurance without providing medical proof of health. Premiums are guaranteed to remain level for the term of Life Insurance. If you die within the specific term period, the death benefit that was purchased is paid to your beneficiary.
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You can designate anyone you wish as your beneficiary to your policy.
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No your premiums are guaranteed to remain same for the duration of the term of the policy.
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The amount of monthly premium depends on your age, gender, and the amount of the policy.
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Yes, you can still get life insurance policy.
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Yes, you can still get life insurance even you are a smoker.
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Yes you can convert your term policy into a permanent policy with medical.
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Permanent Life insurance is for those who want lifetime coverage with built-in savings, the comfort of guaranteed premiums and the ability to earn dividends. Whole Life plans or Universal Life plans covers all permanent insurance needs, including funeral costs, estate settlement costs, paying debt, and any other financial need. Features include:
- Guaranteed cash values that can provide you with access to the funds through partial surrenders and policy loans
- Policy dividends (not guaranteed), allows you to share profits based on the participating account performance and are payable after the first policy anniversary
- Access to cash accrued within your policy when you want it
- An option to pay premiums for 20 years or for the life of the policy.
- Savings growth in tax-advantaged accounts
- Automatic premium loans, where accumulated cash values can keep your policy in force if you are unable to pay premiums for a period of time
- Children’s coverage with our Whole Life > Head Start™ policy to ensure your loved one is covered for life
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No the premiums are guaranteed for the duration of the plan for the permanent life insurance.
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Yes you can buy life insurance even though you smoke.
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Yes husband and wife can buy a joint plan.
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The monthly premium depends on the amount of coverage you choose, your age, gender and amount of the insurance.
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Yes, you can still get a life insurance policy.
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No, you can set up your plan so that you only pay premiums for 10yrs, 20yrs, 30yrs or upto the age of 65.