Compare Life Insurance Options Nevada NV

 

December 9, 2008 by visitor · Leave a Comment
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Reader’s Question:

What’s the best way to choose life insurance? I just made a down payment on a 20-year mortgage here in Nevada and a friend talked me into getting a policy.

Carla

Reno, NV

The best way to determine what kind of life insurance policy would be right for you (and your beneficiaries) is to determine your family or loved-one’s immediate future financial needs in the event that you suddenly pass away. If your are the household’s main, or sole, provider, you should definitely take into account any debts or financial obligations that you will leave behind. Like that 20-year mortgage you took-out on your home there in Nevada, (it would be terrible if the house your family is living in gets foreclosed due to non-payment and I’m sure you don’t want that to happen).

There are two kinds of life insurance policies that you can choose from. You could go with a term life insurance policy which is a cheap life insurance policy that still provides relatively big amounts of benefits (also known as the policy’s “Face Value” amount) but the coverage period is limited. Most career people choose this since they only need insurance until children are grown-up or once debt’s have been settled.

You can opt to buy a whole life insurance policy which gives lifetime coverage. Premiums are a bit higher but you are guaranteed a level or stable rate all throughout the coverage period. This kind of policies may also come with a ‘cash-value” feature that puts part of your premiums into a fund that can grow and be used for future needs without sacrificing your life insurance coverage.

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