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Term Life Insurance

Term insurance provides protection for a specific period of time. It pays a benefit only if you die during the term. Some term insurance policies can be renewed when you reach the end of the term, which can be from one to 30 years. The premium rates increase at each renewal date. Many policies require that you present evidence of insurability at renewal to qualify for the lowest rates.

We offer the following Term Insurance Plans:

30 Year – 20 Year – 10 Year – 5 Year Term Policies        We have four rate structures for these plans: Nicotine, Standard, Preferred & Premier.  The minimum issue for Nicotine & Standard is $100,000 and the minimum value for Preferred or Premier is $150,000.

Decreasing Term - (Mortgage Protection Insurance) These policies are great for covering a long-term debt like a house or boat.  They are much cheaper than the credit life that the bank offers and they can be cancelled when the balance of the debt is at a level you can handle without insurance.  They can be taken in 30, 20 & 15 year terms.

Annual Renewable Term (1 Year Term)                          Minimum issue amount on this policy is $500,000.  It is designed to be short-term insurance, usually used to insure business partners in a new venture.  There is no medical on the renewal but the rate goes up each year and by the fourth year it is usually cost-effective to start a new policy.


The following points can help you determine if term insurance best suits your needs.

Advantages

Disadvantages

• Initial premiums generally are lower than those for permanent insurance, allowing you to buy higher levels of coverage at a younger age when the need for protection often is greatest.
• It’s good for covering needs that will disappear in time, such as mortgages or car loans.

• Premiums increase as you grow older.
• Coverage may terminate at the end of the term or become too expensive to continue.
• The policy generally doesn’t offer cash value or paid-up insurance.