Decreasing Term Life Insurance
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Decreasing Term Life Insurance
Overview:
Decreasing Term Life Insurance is an economical way to secure life coverage over a set period, especially popular in the UK for many years.
Purpose:
This type of insurance is typically used to cover loans and mortgages. In the event of the policyholder's death, it ensures the outstanding debt is cleared, relieving the surviving partner from financial burdens.
How It Works:
The coverage amount decreases over time, typically in line with the reduction of the loan or mortgage balance. Consequently, there’s usually enough coverage to settle the debt.
Premiums:
While the insurance amount declines, the premium generally remains constant throughout the policy’s term. The premium is calculated based on the decreasing coverage.
Types of Cover:
Policies can be arranged on a sole life basis or a joint life first death basis. If the policyholders survive the term, the coverage ends with no payout.
Additional Options:
Critical Illness cover can often be added to these policies, albeit at a higher cost.
Key Considerations:
Before purchasing, it’s crucial to review the Key Features document provided by the insurer or financial adviser. This will give you comprehensive details and ensure you understand the policy.
Seeking Advice:
With many companies offering this insurance, consulting a financial adviser is recommended to find the best option for your needs.
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