What Is Term Life Insurance?

Is it right for you?

Definition

Term insurance is the least expensive way to purchase a substantial death benefit over a specific period of time. If the insured dies within that period of time, the death benefit will be paid to the beneficiary.

Insurance coverage is provided at a fixed rate of payments for a specified period of time, the term. After the term is over, the coverage ends.

Advantages of Term Life Insurance

Choose Term Life Insurance for covering specific needs that will disappear with time, such as:

Who Buys Term Life Insurance?

Term life insurance is recommended by every financial guru, including Clark Howard, Suze Orman, and Dave Ramsey.

Once basic items such as shelter and food are covered, these financial experts advise that life insurance should be next on the list of priorities.

The typical profile of a life insurance owner is someone who is a family breadwinner and has minimal savings. For a person in this situation, term life insurance becomes essential.

The typical profile of a life insurance owner is someone who is a family breadwinner and has minimal savings. For a person in this situation, term life insurance becomes essential.

Reasons can vary, but you might ask yourself, what the immediate impact be on your family if you weren't there tomorrow to support them.

Term Products Compared with Other Types of Insurance

Other types of life insurance include permanent life insurance: such as whole life, universal life, and variable universal life. Unlike term products, these plans guarantee coverage for the entire lifetime of the insuree, but at considerably greater cost.

If you are interested in finding out more about permanent life plans, speak with a QualityTermLife advisor who will be able to help you find the most affordable plan that meets your needs.

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