Sentences with phrase «at the hypothetical insurance»

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Here are hypothetical rates for $ 5,000 monthly benefit policy for a software engineer in New York at ages 30, 40, and 50, showing how disability insurance rates can vary by age and carrier.

Using a hypothetical two - story, single - family home covered for $ 140,000, the study looked at how much an annual U.S. home insurance premium can decrease after increasing the deductible.

«Say you buy a permanent life insurance policy on a child for [a face value of] $ 50,000,» said Kevin M. Lynch, an assistant professor of insurance at The American College of Financial Services, giving a hypothetical example of how such a provision would work.

Using a hypothetical 45 - year - old married female driver who's employed, has an excellent credit score, has no lapse in coverage and has filed no prior auto insurance claims, the study looked at how much annual premiums can go up after filing one of three different types of claims:

The study, which looked at 3 hypothetical customers with varying driving habits, compared insurance rates with neighboring ZIP codes and found differences in prices — sometimes big differences.

The following answers address hypothetical life insurance questions that people could have at five particular stages in life.

In his book The Total Money Makeover: A Proven Plan for Financial Fitness (2013), Dave Ramsey calls whole life «one of the worst financial products available» and looks at what happens to a hypothetical 30 - year - old man with $ 100 to spend on life insurance (p. 55):

Hypothetical Jim reviews his life insurance coverage every year at tax season, and while he's only ever decided to change his coverage once (after the twins were born), he's happy that he implemented an annual review.

Let's look at a hypothetical driver who lives in the 33313 ZIP code of Fort Lauderdale — an area that has high insurance rates, but still is lower than Miami.

To take this excitement up a notch, we're going to do a quick hypothetical experiment where we see what would happen if Han Solo had a term life insurance policy at the time of his death.

Using a hypothetical two - story single - family home covered for $ 140,000, the study looked at how much an annual U.S. home insurance premium can decrease after increasing the deductible.

Next, let's look at the costs and savings or cash value build - up if I were to buy term life insurance and some other savings product, like an investment of some kind or a hypothetical non-investment financial product: