Some Life Insurance Rates Remain at All-Time Lows as Prices Increases Continue
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Life Quotes, Inc. (NASDAQ: QUOT) announced the results of a new life insurance pricing survey that concludes many term life insurance rates remain at all-time lows amidst a market of widespread price increases. This data is the result of a Life Quotes, Inc. survey of 25 leading life insurance companies' rates for new applicants effective January 1, 2010."Despite the frenzy of re-pricing activity that has taken place in the term life insurance market this year, there are still some incredibly low premiums to be had," said Kat Zeman, editor for Life Quotes, Inc. "We found that females wanting $250,000 or $500,000 of coverage are faring better than males in terms of dodging the price increases."
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