Term Life Insurance is like car insurance, but instead of protecting your car, it protects your loved ones financially in case something happens to you.
Term Life Insurance: Like car insurance, with term life insurance, you buy a policy to protect your family financially in case something happens to you. You pay a monthly premium, and if you pass away during the term of the policy (say 10, 20, or 30 years), the insurance pays a lump sum (called the death benefit) to your beneficiaries, helping them cover living expenses, debts, or other financial needs.
Key Features of term insurance
Fixed Term:
Term Life Insurance: Term life insurance also has a fixed period, such as 10, 20, 30, 40 years. If you pass away during that time, your beneficiaries receive the death benefit. If you outlive the policy, there’s no payout, just like when your car insurance ends without a claim.
Premiums:
Term Life Insurance: you pay a regular premium for your term life insurance. The premium stays the same throughout the term, unless you make changes to your policy.
Protection Against Loss:
Term Life Insurance: The goal is to protect your loved ones from financial hardship if you pass away unexpectedly.
No Cash Value:
Term Life Insurance: Term life insurance doesn’t build up any cash value. If you outlive the term, there’s no payout, and you don’t get your premiums back (unless you have a special type of policy, such as return-of-premium).
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