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How Much Life Insurance Is Too Much? Print E-mail
Written by RodneyDanielBolton   
Tuesday, 23 February 2010
You need a certain amount of life insurance to protect your dependents in case of death. Your family will need enough income to cover the same living expenses they had before your passing. A younger man should have more coverage than a man near retirement age. Rule of thumb is twenty-five times the amount of money you earn in one year from age twenty-five and for ten years after that. After thirty-five, you can lower the payoff for each additional year of life.
by RodneyDanielBolton


You need a certain amount of life insurance to protect your dependents in case of death. Your family will need enough income to cover the same living expenses they had before your passing. A younger man should have more coverage than a man near retirement age. Rule of thumb is twenty-five times the amount of money you earn in one year from age twenty-five and for ten years after that. After thirty-five, you can lower the payoff for each additional year of life.

The insurance company reserves the right to see proof of income in order to make sure you can afford the insurance policy. Another legal point to make is, the non-working spouse in a married couple is entitled to be covered for the same amount as his wife (or her husband). Equality rules, for equal premium payments of course. When monthly payments stop, insurance coverage stops.

Term insurance is the most purchased and practical of the policies. A family breadwinner usually buys this one to protect his family (or her family). If she dies, the survivors can maintain their quality of life by paying house payments and continuing the status they enjoyed before the loss.

Select your policy from term, which is fixed-length insurance if you want coverage till your children finish college and they'll do so within four years. For term coverage to cover from five to twenty years, buy a policy with a level premium. Term insurance is always temporary albeit it does stay in effect for up to twenty years.

Some companies give their workers the chance to buy a group life policy term insurance. If you can buy this you'll save a lot of money. This is the best bargain in any case.

The average person thinks of life insurance as having a death benefit for your surviving spouse or family. This insurance stays in effect even after all premiums are paid. The conditions are offered by an insurance company and agreed to by a policy holder. They can vary.

The whole life policy has an added benefit. When you have accumulated enough in premiums, you can borrow against the policy. For example, if you have $1,000 paid in, you can borrow a portion of it in an emergency. You pay interest on your loan and try to pay it back as soon as you can. This is the life insurance that remains in effect for life and pays your beneficiary upon your death.

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