Life Insurance – Money Saving Top Tips
 by: Michael Challiner

More and more people are buying life insurance online and the numbers seem to be doubling every two years. The reasons are clear. Prices are lower on the Internet and life insurance is fundamentally a simple insurance product.

Despite the underlying simplicity of life insurance, most web sites channel their online clients through a telephone based help and advice service manned by experienced personnel. They represent your safety net so if a little technical knowledge is called for, help is at hand.

But it’s always a good idea to have a few Top Tips in your back pocket when you’re shopping online for life insurance. They’ll help you ask the right questions and find the best policy.

1. Always have your Life Insurance policy “Written in Trust”.

This means that in the event of a claim, the money goes directly and immediately to the person(s) you nominate when you first take the policy out. It also avoids all possibility of your estate having to pay Inheritance Tax on the proceeds of your policy and that could represent a 40% tax saving !

All you have to do is tell the online brokerage organising your policy that you want your policy “Written in Trust” and the names of the people who the life insurance company pay in the event of a claim. They will then sort it all out for you. The extra good news is that this service is invariably free of charge. So it’s a win win situation and there aren’t many of those around these days !

2. In the early years a Reviewable Life Insurance Policy will be cheaper but a Guaranteed Policy will work out a better buy in the longer term.

With a “Guaranteed Policy” the insurance company guarantees never to increase your policy’s premium.

With a “Reviewable Policy” you agree that your insurance company can review the cost of your policy at regular intervals. But don’t be kidded – in our experience a “review” is just another word for a price increase. After all, who’s ever heard of an insurance company passing up a chance to charge you more! The review intervals are usually between 2 to 5 years but this does vary between insurance companies. You will find the details of the review intervals on the documents sent to you before you accept the insurance – these are called The Key Features Documents.

So, comparing otherwise like for like policies, in the early years the premiums for a “Reviewable Policy” will undoubtedly be lower than the premiums for a “Guaranteed Policy”. Thereafter, the premiums for a Reviewable Policy increase eventually catching up with and overtaking, the premium for a “Guaranteed Policy”.

In our experience, you can expect the monthly premiums for a Reviewable Policy to exceed those of a Guaranteed policy in about 7 to 10 years and then within the following 10 years, more than double again. If your budget is currently tight then by all means choose a Reviewable Policy – after all your salary may increase in coming years and ease the strain. On the other hand, if the premiums for a Guaranteed Policy are affordable, we think they represent your best buy.

A footnote. Many insurance companies have stopped offering “Guaranteed” rates for standalone critical illness insurance policies. This because they have experienced much higher claim rates than they initially expected. However, you may still find a Guaranteed life insurance policy that also provides critical illness cover. As we have explained, “Guaranteed” rates are especially good value and if you can get a quote for a Guaranteed life policy that includes critical illness cover, you may have a real bargain.

3. Thinking about a Joint Life Insurance Policy?

A Joint Life Insurance policy is usually written on a first death basis. This means that the policy will pay out on the death of the first policyholder, subject to the policy being in force at the time. This leaves the second person uninsured and older. Older people can struggle to get life insurance at an affordable premium, so rather than a Joint Policy consider taking out separate policies now. Overall it will work out a little dearer – but you get twice the cover and double the peace of mind.

4. Taking out a Life Insurance Policy? Now would be an ideal time to include Critical Illness cover.

Are you likely to need Critical Illness Insurance in the future? Yes? Then consider adding it now to the life insurance policy you’re arranging. Why? There are three reasons.

Firstly, a Life Insurance policy combined with Critical Illness cover will work out significantly cheaper than buying two separate policies. Secondly, as we have already explained in the footnote to Tip 2, you may be able to buy a combined Life and Critical Illness policy with a guaranteed premium. That could be a real bargain. Finally, premiums for critical illness cover increase rapidly as you get older – so the sooner you take it out, the cheaper it will be.

5. Don’t confuse Terminal Illness cover with Critical Illness cover.

There’s world of difference between Terminal Illness and Critical Illness cover so it’s important to understand the difference.

Terminal Illness cover pays out the insured lump sum if a Medical Doctor diagnoses you with an illness from which the Doctor expects you to die within 12 months. Most good life policies automatically include Terminal Illness cover at no extra cost. It’s basically an early, and welcome policy payout.

A Critical Illness policy pays out the insured lump sum if you are diagnosed with one of a wide range chronic illness and there is no life expectancy criteria. Indeed, with many of the insured illnesses you could expect to survive for many years. For example: certain cancers, heart disease, stroke, multiple sclerosis, loss of speech, sight or hearing, onset of Parkinsons or Alzheimers disease, third degree burns etc. Say you were an engineer aged 40 and you lost your sight. A Critical Illness policy would pay out immediately and that money could well be vital in helping you and your family through many difficult financial years ahead. If you just had Terminal Illness cover there’d be no chance of a payout.

So as you can see, Critical Illness cover is far more comprehensive than simple Terminal Illness cover and for that reason critical illness cover always costs you extra.

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Michael Challiner has 15 years experience in financial services marketing at senior level, the last 5 of which specialised in online marketing. Prior to that he spent 15 years in advertising with two of the world’s top advertising agencies, J Walter Thompson and Saatchi & Saatchi. Tel. ++ 1477 535920 http://www.express-life-insurance.co.uk

For many of us, term life insurance makes the most sense out of all types of policies. What is term life insurance? Simply put, it’s a policy that exists for a predetermined amount of time. You can choose from 5, 10, 15, 20, or 30 year terms. When the term expires, so does your coverage. In order to compare term life insurance rates correctly, you need to be aware of the following factors.

1) Payment scheduling. There are two types of term life insurance policies as they relate to paying your dues. The traditional type raises your rates as you get deeper into the policy and as you age. Then there’s level term coverage. With this type, you pay the same amount every month no matter how old you get or how close to expiration your policy comes to. Each type has it’s own benefits and negatives so make sure to talk to an experienced agent who can clearly explain your options here.

2) Length of term. Usually, the longer the term is, the less you pay for your policy. Even though this is usually the case, it may not make the most financial sense for you to choose the longest term. Your payout and monthly budget play a big role in determining what length of term to choose.

3) Go online. There are so many great websites online that will allow you to shop through literally hundreds of different insurance companies and policies. You will save yourself a lot of time by going online and you will ensure that you exhaust all of your options and find the best rates possible.

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Life is unpredictable. There are so many things that are out of our control and try as we might we can never decide the outcome. Therefore the best thing in life that we can do is to prepare ourselves for any eventuality that may occur. The most common and uncontrollable event in life is death. No one knows where and when it can happen and that is why perhaps a lot of people dread the moment. There are those however who know that death is an eventuality and not only prepare all their lives for this but do so in a structured manner. One of the most common ways one can prepare for death is by buying a life insurance policy for your self or your loved ones.

If you are the earning member of the family and if they are dependent on your earnings taking a life insurance policy will offer them the financial benefit that they would so require.

Buying a life insurance policy today is a very easy task. What is difficult is choosing the right life insurance that best suits your need and pocket.

There are several insurance agencies that offer a wide variety of insurance policies. There is life insurance that basically covers you for death. There are term life insurance policies that usually last for a specified period which is usually 10 to 25 years. This period is determined by the length time you actually pay the premium. After that the policy lapses and no insurance can be claimed for any eventuality that occurs thereafter.

You also have life insurance policies that are tied to medical insurance policies and accident policies.

The actual life insurance policies are determined and specific to the individual.

When a person decides on taking a life insurance policy there are basically two things he must note. One, what is his requirement? This would mean he would have to first see why he needs a life insurance policy. While everyone can take a life insurance policy to protect themselves and their families financially, there are some cases in which taking a life insurance policy cannot be compromised. Some of these cases could be if the person is in potential danger of death due to the nature of his work, if frequently traveling within dangerous territory, if his family has a history of life threatening diseases etc. What is clear is that some people must simply take a life insurance policy no matter what.

The second factor to consider when taking a life insurance policy is the premiums to be paid. Premiums are the cost of owning a policy. These are paid by the person to the insurance company as a kind of charge for obtaining the life insurance policy when required.

While we now know that taking a life insurance policy is very important it is the costs of buying one that deters many people. While we hope that we would not need to use the money from the life insurance policy ( which would mean in event of death) it requires a certain amount of discipline and foresight to take a life insurance policy. Premiums would have to be paid either monthly or annually and this would entail a certain amount of budgeting. As we don’t see the benefits of this money in the present, it is very easy for a person to decide not to continue with the premiums and give up the life insurance policy. This could however be the worst thing to do.

Is there any way then that we can get a cheap life insurance policy, if at all it exists? The good news is yes! A cheap life insurance policy does exist and it can be taken by anyone.

To get a cheap life insurance policy we have to come back to our requirements. What is the amount of life insurance that you need? While the life insurance companies can offer huge amounts, you may not need them. It is not the amount of the policy only that you have to keep in mind but also the premiums. The premiums you pay depend on the policy amount and this is why you must choose a policy amount that requires you to pay a premium that you can afford.

Usually quite a few life insurance policies come with add-ons like loss of income benefit, medical benefit, waiver of premium benefits etc. When you are choosing your life insurance policy you can decide how much of these you really require. If you already get social security cover or medical cover through your employer you can do without adding these to your personal life insurance policy.

Apart from the above what you need to do in order to get a cheap life insurance policy is research the and find out the various insurance companies that offer good life insurance policies and do a study. Read the fine print and get all the information you need to make the best decision.

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Life Insurance Basics You Should Know

It is important to understand some life insurance basics before committing to a particular policy. We work hard to take care of our families and our goal is to protect those who depend on us. But, unfortunately, many of us are unaware of how significant life insurance could be in the future well being of those we love.

Not all life insurance is created equal, and it is necessary to know your goals and to have a basic understanding of the options available so you can make the best choice possible.

1.Wants vs needs. When deciding how much or what type of life insurance to buy, a common strategy is to buy based on “needs”. While it is important to condsider the needs of the dependents left behind, basing your purchase on needs is limiting. If you knew you were going to die tomorrow, how much life insurance would you want? I’m confident you would answer, “As much as I can get.” This stems from the desire to insure for the total value of your life instead of just meeting the basic needs of your loved ones. When we insure our homes and cars, we don’t insure for half the value because that would meet our needs. We insure for the maximum value because that is what we want. We want to replace the total value of the life lost. Keep this in mind when making life insurance decisions and make your choice based on wants rather than needs alone.

2.Know the terms. When shopping for life insurance, you will encounter a unique language with jargon that can often be confusing. Taking a little time to understand the terms will help you make a more informed and educated decision.

Perhaps the most important distinction you will need to know is the difference between term life and whole life insurance.

Term Life Insurance: Basically, as implied by the title ‘term life insurance’, you are covered for a limited period of time, specified by the policy. If you die with the policy in place, the insurance company will pay the agreed upon amount to your beneficiaries. However, if you live beyond the deadline, the term will expire and the coverage will cease. Term insurance is a popular choice because premiums are cheaper than with other options, at least in the beginning. However, it is important to remember that since premiums are based on age and health, insurance cos
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ts will increase when it comes time to renew or purchase new coverage. If you are young and healthy, your premium may be quite low, making term insurance attractive. At an average 1% pay claim, companies are able to keep rates reasonable because they know that the term will likely expire before a payout is required. Term life insurance provides no living benefits to the policyholder and is only paid upon death. We often call it “death” insurance.

Whole Life Insurance: Also known as cash value insurance or permanent insurance, this type combines the death benefit with an investment component so that you are able to build up cash value for your entire life. Basically, the policy outlines a fixed amount that is to be paid upon your death, but part of the premium is also invested by the company providing a cash value. The policy owner can borrow against the cash value without being taxed. Although whole life insurance premiums are higher, there is no renewal period and the premiums will never increase regardless of age or health issues. The coverage is in effect for your entire life rather than just a specified period of time. In contrast to term insurance, which has an approximate 1% pay claim, whole life insurance is guaranteed to be paid out since it does not expire. And, since it has living benefits, the policy holder can enjoy all of their investment while they are still alive.

3.Seek expert advice. Since life insurance can be complicated and confusing, it is important that you consult with an expert or insurance agent that is willing to spend some time explaining the various options. Make sure that your representative understands your goals and clearly outlines the provisions of each policy. Remember that most insurance agents are paid according to their sales, so you need to be careful that you are not pressured into a decision that you do not feel comfortable making. Find someone who will outline all the details and thoroughly explain all the conditions and provisions of the policy.

4.Shop around. There are many different policies available, and choosing the one that is best for your situation will depend on your needs and goals. Also, the cost differences between companies will vary, even for the exact same coverage. Taking the time to gather several quotes could save you a lot of money. Most insurance agents will try to find you the best deal possible, but this is not always guaranteed, so it is important to make sure that they work on your behalf to secure the best coverage and premiums possible.

Knowing life insurance basics and following a few simple tips will help you find the coverage you want so you can relax, knowing that you have taken every step possible to provide for and protect your family.It is important to understand some life insurance basics before committing to a particular policy. We work hard to take care of our families and our goal is to protect those who depend on us. But, unfortunately, many of us are unaware of how significant life insurance could be in the future well being of those we love.

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Do you really need term insurance? There are other options, so, is term life insurance for you? Some people are convinced there are no other choices. Ever consider why this type of life insurance is so favored? Let us take a look at some of the most popular term policies and see whether or not they would fit your unique situation.

5 Year Term

Why would one buy a 5 year term policy? If you have a short term need for life insurance this policy may be exactly what you are seeking. You have some outstanding debt that a close friend or relative helped you get by signing on the dotted line with you. This person had guaranteed repayment of this loan. You don’t want to die and leave your friend holding the bag. The thoughtful thing to do would be to buy a life insurance policy to pay off the debt in case you should die before paying it off yourself. The 5 year term insurance policy may be ideal for this. This policy is very inexpensive, it has a level death benefit as well as a level premium.

10 Year Term

Sometimes people buy this policy because of its low cost even though this is not exactly what they feel they need. This is a short term fix for a need that may be long term. A family with young children may need a 20 year or a 25 year term policy to protect the family through to the end of the college years but because of cost they use the 10 year term policy until they can afford the more costly policies.

In some cases, on the other hand, the 10 year policy fits. Your only child is age 15 and you want to be certain s/he graduates college even if you are not here. The 10 year term policy may be ideal.

15 Year Term

You youngest child is age 10. You will feel more relaxed if you own a 15 year term policy which would provide sufficient income to take care of the family until the last child graduates. This policy is also quite inexpensive. Premiums and face amount are level for the duration.

20 Year Term

Perhaps the most popular term insurance policy is the 20 year term life insurance policy. People tend to buy this policy when planning to get married or is they are recently married. When a child is born that is a good time to buy a 20 year term policy. If you own a business you may want to use this type of policy for key employee life insurance. You could use it also to fund a buy sell agreement for a partnership or corporation.

25 Or 30 Year Term

One would purchase any of these policy instead on any of the above if you anticipate a need for life insurance for a longer period of time. Think about it, we normally anticipate a need for a newlywed couple to be for a 20 year duration. This couple may not want to have a child until after 5 years. You may therefore need a 25 or 30 year policy to protect that child through age 25. What of other additions to the family later on and what if you cant qualify for the life insurance you need when you get there.

You see if you buy a 25 or 30 year term policy from the outset then all is taken care of. It is important to note that the purchase of term insurance from the better life insurance companies allows you the opportunity to convert to permanent life insurance at a later date.

Once you determine how much life insurance you need you may find that term insurance would be ideal for you if it is even just for a temporary period of time.

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Life Insurance For The Over 50’s

Here’s an easy one. What have June Whitfield, Frank Windsor, Gloria Hunniford and Sir Michael Parkinson all got in common?

You guessed it, these TV celebs have all advertised over-50s life policies. Their trusted faces, familiar from the box, presumably give older people the reassurance they need to splash out on these policies.

Over-50s life insurance plans offer guaranteed cover for a low monthly premium. Axa Sun Life, Engage Mutual, Liverpool Victoria, Marks & Spencer and the Post Office all sell these plans, which have been a tranquil backwater of financial services for what seems like forever.

War Breaks Out

Then suddenly supermarket giants Asda and Tesco start offering them and war breaks out.

Asda Financial Services launched its Over 50s Life Cover policy in mid-May, with Tesco Life Insurance diving in just a couple of days later. Within days, their competitive instincts had spilled into the genteel world of the over-50 life policy – and a good thing too, as it turns out.

To understand the dispute, you first have to understand how this niche of the life insurance market works.

The main attraction of over-50s life policies is that if you are aged between 50 and 75, you are guaranteed to be accepted onto the policy. Unlike traditional term assurance, you don’t have to complete a lengthy questionnaire or take a medical before you get cover.

This makes them attractive to people who are in poor health or have suffered a serious illness, who face sky-high premiums for term assurance — if they can get cover at all.

Over-50s plans are whole-of-life policies, designed to last for as long as you do. Like term assurance, they have no cash-in value. If you cancel your policy or stop paying your premiums, you’re no longer covered, and your premiums won’t be returned.
People mostly take out these plans to cover the cost of their funeral, which Asda research shows now averages £2,620 for a burial and £2,260 for a cremation. Or the policy may be used to leave a small cash sum for their loved ones.

And believe me, it will be a small cash sum. Tesco gives a 50-year old man paying £10 a month life cover worth £3,171. At age 65, his £10 monthly premium would buy just £1,351.

Why is the payout so low?

Largely because the pla
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ns cover anybody who wants one, regardless of their state of health. So if you’re healthy, you’re paying more to fund the extra risk of covering all those unhealthy people tempted by these plans.

But watch out, many of these policies contain the mother of all catches — and this is the nub of the spat between Asda and Tesco.

If you live long enough, you could actually pay more in premiums than the policy returns when you die. So if our 50-year old man paying £10 a month to Tesco lives until 77 his premiums would total £3,240 — £69 more than the £3,171 payout.
If he lives until 90, he will pay out £4,800, or £1,629 more than he receives. At that point, Tesco finally stops taking his monthly premiums, while continuing his cover until death.

And that’s what Asda is kicking up a fuss about. Its plan guarantees customers who maintain their premiums will never pay in more than they get out, says Head of Insurance Gideon Ingham. “We are asking Tesco to review its offering and introduce a cap.”

I’ve called this a spat, but it’s more like a one-way public assault from Asda. I asked Tesco to respond to its criticism, and its spokesperson said they had “nothing to add”. But at least Asda has highlighted the serious flaw in many of these plans, and hopefully people will take note.

Do you really want an over-50s policy at all?

You might, if you’ve been ill, can’t afford standard term assurance, haven’t got any savings and are fretting about who is going to pay for your funeral.

Tesco says its target market is “those customers with fewer assets and savings”, who are buying peace of mind. But that’s also a vulnerable market, who are unlikely to take financial advice to examine all their options.

If you’re in reasonable health, term assurance is almost certainly a much better deal, particularly if you have a big debt to cover such as a mortgage. Direct Line would charge a healthy 50-year old non-smoking man £30.53 a month for £100,000 worth of level cover to age 65. His premium with Direct Line is 200% higher than the £10 he would pay Tesco for £3,171 cover, but his payout is a whopping 3053% higher.
(That said, the term insurance’s cover will expire at the end of the term whereas the over-50 policy will continue to provide cover until death — as long as the premiums continue to be paid.)

So over-50s policies aren’t always inappropriate, they still have a place for people who can’t get or afford term assurance. The older — and unhealthier — you are, the better value they represent. But, in my view, most people should look to term assurance.

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my friend's needs to find it for cheap in only a couple of days. any ideas…i tried geico,esurance and some others but its still too expensive.

Dale

San Antonio Texas

Good question. Deciding whether you have the best Texas life insurance company (or any life insurance company) backing you up can be quite tricky. It would definitely help to have a few benchmarks or criteria to test and see if better coverage, pricing, or service is available elsewhere. Here is a guide to help you out:

Find out if Your Policy is Still Competitively-Priced

This is quickly and easily done by using one of the many life insurance comparison websites. Doing a life insurance rate quote search is free of charge and it only takes minutes to get the latest rates in the market. This should immediately tell you if you are over-paying on your life insurance policy. Doing a rate quote comparison also doubles as a way for you to find out which insurers are offering the best rates.

Find out How Well Your Insurer is Rated

Next, you want to see how well your Texas life insurance company ranks on other aspects or criteria when pitted against its competitors. An effective way to accomplish this is to use information coming from some independent rating agencies. Moodys, J.D Powers and A.M. Best are excellent agencies and offers free consumer information over their websites. You can even find out which companies are doing well per-state. Companies are ranked in different categories such as customer service, claims handling, billing and payments, financial stability and pricing. You can easily tell if your insurer is one of the best, or is just part of the rest.

Ted

San Antonio

No exam life insurance in San Antonio is a product that allows an applicant to apply for a policy without needing to take a medical exam.  We have a no exam life insurance plan to fit your needs whether you are healthy or you have health problems.  No Exam Life Insurance products are also offered so that you can make a comparison and an informed choice.
A No Medical Exam Life Insurance (Only a few Y/N Health Questions) policy means people can receive real coverage, without having to provide blood and urine for testing.  With No Medical Exam Life Insurance, you only have to answer a few health questions.  By aligning with various carriers in the No Medical Exam market, we have put together a list of products that should be able to meet your individual needs.
We’ll get you the no exam life insurance policy you need at the best rates available.  Compare rates from no exam life insurance online quotes top term companies.If you would like to get a no exam life insurance quote and are in good health, then the easiest and quickest way to get coverage is get a quote and apply online for term life insurance.

Jerry

San Antonio TX

Jerry,

In case of an emergency, life insurance covers the policy holders and the the family members of the insured. In the event of death, life insurance is a way of nothing to worry about anything while grieving.

The most common,type of life insurance is the term life insurance. The term life insurance is the least expensive type of insurance that is my most people choose this. So if you want to get life insurance, they qualify for the child term life insurance..

Child term life insurance covers a child who is stricken with a health disease. Children can suffer from diseases such as AIDS, HIV or cancer; thus, buying child term life insurance is a good choice for parents of children with these conditions.

Any type of life insurance is bought so that the surviving family can be free of worries for any financial burdens during their time of grieving. If someone just lost a loved one, no one wants to waste time trying to determine how to pay for a funeral or any medical bills. Death of a child brings emotional pain and it should not have to bring extreme financial suffering, as well. Getting a child term life insurance will give you a peace of mind.

A: Insurance companies use individual “lifestyle factors”. Such factors usually include your age, gender, occupation, current health and whether or not you’re a smoker. The latter makes a huge impact on the overall cost of the insurance. So if you are a smoker, who’s considering taking out life insurance, then quitting could potentially save you thousands.

Smoking is a negatively perceived life behavior that can add to the monthly premium costs an insured customer pays for coverage. Discounted life products are much more accessible to non-smokers.

Two smokers might have a huge difference in their term life insurance quotes for a number of reasons. An overweight smoker will pay a lot more than a smoker with a normal weight. Major factors  determine your term life insurance quote. A 60-year-old is more likely to die earlier than a 50-year-old.