No Exam Life Insurance Quotes in Pennsylvania Available at Online Insurance Marketplace
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Termlifeinsurance.org explains the difference between whole and term life insurance: "Term life insurance can be purchased in blocks of years ranging from five years up to 30 or 40 years. Term life insurance needs to be renewed every year, but most policies allow for automatic annual renewal. The automatic annual renewal feature runs out when one hits the age of 85 in every state except
Term life insurance offers no face value to anyone except the beneficiary in the event of the insured’s death. Premiums are usually re-evaluated every year and can go up from time to time. But no matter how high the premiums get on a term life insurance policy, it is always cheaper than a whole life policy.
Whole life insurance has some significant differences from term life. Whole life premiums never go up and, as long as premiums are paid, the policy is in effect. Part of a whole life premium is an investment account that appreciates in value as one pays the premiums. The insured can take out loans against the cash value at any point and for any reason.
Another feature of whole life is the ability to borrow against the death benefit. If the insured needs to pay a significant expense such as a home repair or a child’s college tuition, then the money can be borrowed against the death benefit of the whole life policy. As long as the policy is in effect, the loan does not necessarily have to be paid back. But if one does not pay the loan back, then it comes out of the death benefit when one passes away. "
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