How To Compare Low Cost Life Insurance In Arizona
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How to Compare Affordable Life Insurance in Arizona
Summary
When comparing life insurance quotes, it's crucial to ensure you're comparing similar types of policies. Evaluating a low-cost term policy against a more comprehensive permanent policy won’t provide an accurate assessment.
Understanding the Basics
It’s essential to recognize the differences between policy types. You can only compare term policies to other term policies and permanent policies to other permanent ones. Let's dive in:
Term Life Insurance
Term policies are the most affordable type of life insurance. They cover you for a specified period. You pay a fixed premium, and if you pass away during this term, your beneficiary receives the policy's face value. If the policy expires while you’re still alive, there are no payouts.
Many term policies offer the option to convert to a permanent policy, a useful feature if your financial situation improves.
Permanent Life Insurance
Permanent policies include types such as whole, universal, variable, endowments, and limited pay. These policies offer more than just life coverage; they provide flexibility and investment opportunities.
Permanent insurance can serve as an investment tool. Besides offering a death benefit, these policies can pay dividends and allow you to borrow against the accumulated cash value.
Due to their flexibility and benefits, permanent policies generally have higher premiums compared to term policies.
Conclusion
As shown, the coverages and premiums between term and permanent life insurance vary greatly. When comparing affordable life insurance, make sure to evaluate policies of the same type for a fair analysis.
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