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 In order to be covered by the same insurance your parents have, do you have to live in the same house? |
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 Home owner's Insurance? |
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 Do insurance companies keep records of denied claims? |
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accept insurance coverage from that time?
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Lynne | Should I get term or whole life insurance? |
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mbrcatz
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Depends on what you want it to do for you. Why will you need insurance when you're 80? If you're going to just save the difference between term & whole life, you'll be a millionaire by the time you're 80. If you're already a millionaire and want the insurance to pay estate taxes, you're better off with whole life.
Figure out what you want it to do for you, and how long, then decide which product fits your needs better. |
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Quixotic
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No doubt - term. Whole life is a huge rip off. |
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floozy_niki
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Buy term BUT make sure you invest the difference!
It costs 50 times more to buy a whole life with a similar coverage for term. |
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ellaine
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it depends on ur need and ur budget.if you want protection at a lower cost go for term but if u want a protection with cash value meaning u can surrender ur policy 4 cash den opt 4 wol life.wol life is usually payable 4 life but new plans now have shorter guaranteed paying periods and still coverage s 4 life..term is usually cheaper at the start when ur still young but since u renew ur policy ur premium increases as u age..i recomend term 4 mortgage redemption or to cover indebtedness not 4 lifetime coverage..wol life covers u for life but u pay only level premium during paying periods and the level of premium depends on ur age at the inception of the policy |
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Scott
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Insurance can be a great thing for the living and a burden for the one paying. As your aware when you die those you have stated in getting it for now get the proceeds tax free but let's be real some day possibly they will figure a way to Tax it possibly. Myself I am single and even now if I got married I wouldn't buy Life insurance of any kind as you have no control over this money Investing except in giving it in your demise. You maybe able to get a better return on your money than the Insurance co. |
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sassysusie
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Well, that really depends on what you can afford. Whole life insurance is great. It never expires and it builds cash value. However, the older one is, the more expensive it is. It's nice to buy whole life policies for children when they're born, as it's very inexpensive. If you can't afford whole life, then get term life with the longest term that you can afford. Just keep in mind and think about what age you'll be when the term is up and if that's an age you'd want to be renewing another term policy......because just like with whole life insurance, term life insurance is also more expensive with age. Good luck deciding what's best for you. |
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uptwospeed
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Term! Whole life is usually a rip off. Get the longest term that you can afford. |
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