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Life Insurance FAQs

Life insurance is a written contract between an individual and a company. A company oversees the payment, which is financial support to the family or other beneficiaries within the policyholders upon death. This helps in giving financial security to its victims until his or her death.

There are mainly two kinds of life insurance: Term Life Insurance, Whole Life Insurance, Endowment Plans, ULIPs comprise Unit Linked Insurance Plans, and Money Back Policies. Each kind has different special benefits so it can be designed to meet various financial goals and requirements.

You should buy life insurance if you have any financial dependants, be it a life partner, children, or even your parents; if you have debts; if you want to leave an inheritance behind. Otherwise, you may continue saving and investing separately, with a good portion in liquid instruments.

The amount of life insurance depends on your income, debt, lifestyle, future financial goals, and number of dependents. A rule of thumb is to have coverage level 10 to 15 times the amount of your annual income.

Term Life Insurance provides coverage for a certain period, say 10, 20, or 30 years, in which the insured should die for the policyholder to get paid. Whole Life Insurance runs for one's lifetime and part of the premium Cat shared to accrue interest and build a saving. Yes, adding or removing life insurance, converting term insurance to whole life insurance, and adding riders are possible. In any event, changes may include additional underwriting and possible premium differences.

Multiple FAQ

Life Insurance FAQs

Life insurance is a written contract between an individual and a company. A company oversees the payment, which is financial support to the family or other beneficiaries within the policyholders upon death. This helps in giving financial security to its victims until his or her death.

There are mainly two kinds of life insurance: Term Life Insurance, Whole Life Insurance, Endowment Plans, ULIPs comprise Unit Linked Insurance Plans, and Money Back Policies. Each kind has different special benefits so it can be designed to meet various financial goals and requirements.

You should buy life insurance if you have any financial dependants, be it a life partner, children, or even your parents; if you have debts; if you want to leave an inheritance behind. Otherwise, you may continue saving and investing separately, with a good portion in liquid instruments.

The amount of life insurance depends on your income, debt, lifestyle, future financial goals, and number of dependents. A rule of thumb is to have coverage level 10 to 15 times the amount of your annual income.

Term Life Insurance provides coverage for a certain period, say 10, 20, or 30 years, in which the insured should die for the policyholder to get paid. Whole Life Insurance runs for one's lifetime and part of the premium Cat shared to accrue interest and build a saving. Yes, adding or removing life insurance, converting term insurance to whole life insurance, and adding riders are possible. In any event, changes may include additional underwriting and possible premium differences.

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