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Whole life insurance is insurance as we know it and it covers a person’s death for however long he lives. Whole life insurance is a more guaranteed form of life insurance and is thus more costly than the term life policy which only runs for a particular amount of time. So, if there is a hundred percent guarantee that the policy will pay out, why will insurance companies offer such a policy anyways? Well, apart from the risk factor that a policy holder might die early, the premiums paid will appreciate in value through bonds and other investments made by the insurance company and by the time the policy is paid out or surrendered, the investment will reach the figure of benefit anyways.

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Term life insurance quotes are available online, we all know that. All we have to do is fill up a form and a term quote lands in your email in no time. But, considering the number of term quote providers out there, there is the question of ‘which ones can you trust?’ And rightly so, because the best companies might not use the best marketing strategies and those that use might not be the best policy for you. So how do you decide which one is best for you? Companies are rated by independent financial analysts like AM Best, Moody’s, etc. These ratings can help you choose between quotes, and decide whether a company offering a cheap term life insurance quote has the potential to live up to its promises or not, after ten twenty and even thirty years.

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Vegetarians are rare, vegetarians have fewer options in food, vegetarians are healthy, vegetarians get cheaper insurance. You heard that right. Insurance companies are now coming to terms with the fact that vegetarians have more life expectancy and are less prone to chronic diseases, heart problems and are also more resistant to cancer.

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You know you have a hard choice to make in front of you when you are deciding whether to save for your child’s college education or your own retirement. Only the best for my children—isn’t it the motto of every parent, after all? Especially, the parents who had a hard time funding their own education would never imagine putting their kids through such turmoil. But, let’s face it, there are loans, scholarships and financial aids that can get your child through college, but name one bank that would give out a loan for retirement! In a more generic sense, parents are supposed to have seen their kids through college before they start saving up for retirement. But, very few people start families early enough to meet that goal. In addition to this, college education costs are only rocketing every year. It is estimated by the College Board that an average private education would cost like $287,000 for four years and the same in a public entity would cost up to $133,000 by the year 2020. If you are one of those who are saving up for your kid’s college, didn’t that jolt you out of your senses? Increasing educational costs are rendering several couples without any retirement money or with mortgage payments to be made, forcing them to work throughout their life! There is an urgent need to solve the dilemma and working out both retirement and college into your balance sheet.

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When we are talking about affordable term life insurance, there is always the minor hiccup to figure out how much is affordable for you exactly. While you have a plethora of term life insurance options online, some claiming to be most affordable and most giving you a list of direct quotes you can decide from yourself, there is still the question of ‘will what is affordable today still remain affordable tomorrow?’ The idea of term life insurance itself is to save a lot of money on hundreds of thousands of dollars worth life insurance when compared to a whole life insurance, while compromising on the fact that you will not be left with any insurance after your term finishes. So, if you are not going to get any insurance benefit after the term or a refund of all the money (except in return-of-premium policy) you invested in the policy, it basically comes down to giving away money for so many years so as to make sure your family is safe ‘if’ something untoward has to happen to you during the term. This is a big ‘if’ is facts and figures are to be considered. Experts say less than 1% claims are benefitted in the case of term life policies.

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All life insurance policies pay a death benefit, but certain policies, known as “cash value” or whole life insurance policies, so more than that. These policies accumulate a cash value over time, which you can withdraw or borrow from after a certain period of time.
Compared to term life insurance policies – pure insurance policies that offer a death benefit but no cash value – cash value policies are higher in terms of premium. The premium difference is invested in a way that earns interest for you, tax free. And while term policies provide death benefits over a pre-determined period of time (for example, 5 years, or 10 years), cash value policies are generally lifetime policies which, as long as they remain in force, will pay a death benefit regardless of when the insured dies.
There are different kinds of cash value life insurance policies, so you’ll want to know the specifics of how your policy works in detail. But generally, you pay your premiums, and a part of the premium goes into a cash value account. Once a certain account level has been reached, you have a number of options:

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