Term Life Insurance Rates

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Understanding Term Life Insurance Rates



Introduction

Investing in life insurance requires careful comparison of rates from various companies to suit your individual needs. Here's a clearer look at how different factors play into these rates.

Permanent Life Insurance Premiums

Premiums for permanent life insurance policies are fixed and won't exceed the rates specified in the policy. Even though the cost to the insurance company is uncertain for years, they set premiums conservatively to ensure they can pay benefits in the future.

Term Life Insurance Explained

Term life insurance differs from permanent policies. Coverage is typically for a set period, such as 10 years. After this, you may need to renew at a higher premium and possibly undergo a new medical exam, as it's considered a new policy. However, in Canada, a "Term 100 year" policy offers a fixed premium up to age 100. Although pricier than 10 or 20-year terms, it’s still generally cheaper than whole life insurance, except at older ages.

Factors Affecting Policy Costs

1. Mortality: Insurers estimate mortality rates based on age, product type, sex, health, and time since the policy was issued.

2. Expenses: Companies project future operating expenses, including policy acquisition and other business costs.

3. Investment Returns: Insurers predict a rate of return on investments, influenced by current economic conditions.

Smaller policies may not require a medical exam, only some medical information.

Tips for Lowering Term Life Insurance Rates

- Non-Smoking: Non-smokers pay about half the premiums of smokers.
- Weight Management: Losing weight can reduce your premiums. Check the weight required for lower rates.
- Preferred Rates: Only about 11% qualify for the lowest "preferred" rates; most pay standard rates.
- Health Conditions: If your premium is increased due to a health issue, ask for the specific reason and discuss it with your doctor.

To find the best life insurance rate, work with an independent broker who can shop around for the most competitive rates for your needs.

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