Allstate Launches Consumer-Driven Life Insurance Product With Monthly Payout
As a part of its broader mission to offer consumer-driven and innovative insurance products and services, Allstate is introducing Monthly Income Term, a new life insurance policy that pays out like a monthly paycheck should a loved one pass away. The new product is available now, subject to state availability.
Monthly Income Term was designed to be simple to understand and will help people think differently about life insurance. Instead of a lump sum payment found in most standard life insurance policies, a monthly benefit makes it easier for families on a budget to protect their families and standard of living.
With Monthly Income Term, customers can work with their agent to immediately visualize how term length, benefit period and death benefit amount impacts price thanks to a new, interactive digital slider tool provided by Allstate.
"Our industry must do a better job with helping consumers better understand and navigate their insurance options," said
The design of this innovative product was driven by consumers, who have expressed that financial protection which acts like a monthly paycheck helps them better understand and determine how much coverage their families will need should the worst occur. This new form of financial protection helps replace the income families depend on so they can continue paying for everyday expenses like housing, groceries, car payments and kids' activities. It also provides a one-time
The new product launches during an important time of year. Every September, Allstate commemorates Life Insurance Awareness Month to remind families of the importance of having financial security in place in case the unexpected occurs.
"Last year, Allstate paid out over


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