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Tuesday, June 4, 2013

Tips for Comparing Life Insurance Options

A thought of purchasing life insurance is one of the most important things you'll ever do. With so many different policies to choose from, finding just the right insurance requires you to thoroughly examine all your options.

Insurance Terms: Level vs. Decreasing These two types of insurance provide different benefits and are appropriate for different groups of people. If you have a family to support, it is extra important to make sure you have the right life insurance. Level insurance benefits stay the same while decreasing insurance benefits decrease the closer you get to the end of the policy. The most important factor in determining whether you get level or decreasing insurance is what you can afford Some people find decreasing insurance a better deal because they can purchase it for less.

Renewable or Non-Renewable Policy Most people are in good health when purchasing life insurance. However, you should be aware that as your health declines, if you have a renewable policy it would cost you more to renew it if you are in bad health. Some people choose a renewable policy anyway because later in life you may not be able to obtain that same policy.

Changes In Premiums Depending on the particular terms of a life insurance policy, you may pay the same premiums the entire time you have the insurance or those premiums may change sporadically. One policy could charge you a higher premium every year and another one might keep your premium the same for several years and then start raising it every year. Since premiums can change over the course of a policy's lifetime you want to weigh the pros and cons before choosing the right life insurance.

The Convertibility Of A Policy ideas sometimes you will be able to find a term life insurance policy that is convertible. This means that at any time while you are a policyholder you can choose to convert it from being term life insurance (which is a temporary insurance policy) to whole life insurance (which is a more permanent policy,) without having to prove that you qualify for the insurance.

Premium Term Insurance While term life insurance is the most popular choice, you might also want to consider getting return of premium life insurance. This is the same as a level term life insurance policy, but it has an extra perk. The purchase of premium life insurance comes with an outlay that is higher than level term life insurance. This is due to the fact that the money returned when the policy ended is a higher amount than you would get otherwise. With this type of policy, once your policy ends you can get back the entire amount of money you paid in premiums over the years. The only catch is that if you pass away before the policy ends, your loved ones will not get the money back.

Comparing life insurance options beforehand is the best way to make sure you end up with a policy and resources you will be happy with.

(Thanks for this guest post. Author Bio: David Smith is a passionate financial blogger with a main focus on frugality. He believes it is very important to have a balanced wallet but also while keep responsible financial decisions like life insurance.)

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