What Is Term Life Insurance?

If you die during the coverage period, your beneficiary (the person you named to collect the insurance proceeds) receives the death benefit (the face amount of the policy). If you live past the term period, your coverage ends, and you get nothing back. However, there is a new product available called Return of Premium (Money Back) term life insurance.

Term life insurance is available for periods ranging from 1 year to 30 years. You may be able to renew most policies without regard to your health, but at a higher rate. Your premium goes toward administrative expenses, company profit, and a reserve account that pays claims to those who die during the term period. As you get older, the chance that you will die increases. To cover this increasing risk, your premiums will likewise rise at regular intervals. For this reason, premiums that were quite inexpensive at the time you initially purchased your term policy will become much more expensive as you get older. Most term life insurance also has a conversion feature that allows you to switch your coverage to some type of permanent insurance without answering health questions. This feature is called convertibility.

 
 
 
 
 







 
Get Online Insurance Quote
 
 
Term Life