Term life insurance with living benefits is a type of life insurance policy that offers coverage for a specific period (term) of time and also provides benefits while the policyholder is still alive in certain situations, such as a critical or chronic illness diagnosis, long-term care needs or a terminal illness.
Unlike traditional term life insurance policies that only pay out a death benefit to the policyholder's beneficiaries upon their death, term life insurance with living benefits offers policyholders the ability to access a portion of their death benefit while they are still alive if they meet certain criteria.
Term life insurance with living benefits can provide policyholders with additional financial protection and peace of mind, as they know that they may be able to access their death benefit if they need it while they are still alive. However, it's important to carefully consider the terms and conditions of any life insurance policy before making a decision, as every policy can differ in terms of the benefits offered and the criteria for accessing them.
Determine the mortgage amount: First, calculate the outstanding mortgage amount that needs to be covered. This will be the amount of coverage you need to purchase.
Choose the policy term: The term of the policy should be equal to the remaining term of the mortgage. For example, if you have a 30-year mortgage and have already paid off 10 years, you would need a 20-year term policy.
Determine the coverage amount: The coverage amount should be equal to the outstanding mortgage amount.
Purchase the policy: You can purchase the term insurance policy from a life insurance company. The premiums for the policy will depend on your age, health, and other factors.
Name the mortgage company as the beneficiary: In the event of your death during the term of the policy, the death benefit will be paid directly to the mortgage company to cover the outstanding mortgage amount.
Determine your income: First, calculate your annual income or the amount of income your family would need in your absence. This will be the amount of coverage you need to purchase.
Choose the policy term: The term of the policy should be equal to the number of years you expect to work or until your dependents become financially independent.
Determine the coverage amount: The coverage amount should be equal to your annual income multiplied by the number of years you expect to work or until your dependents become financially independent.
Purchase the policy: You can purchase the term insurance policy from a life insurance company. The premiums for the policy will depend on your age, health, and other factors.
Name your beneficiaries: In the event of your death during the term of the policy, the death benefit will be paid directly to your beneficiaries to provide them with a source of income.
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