Whole life insurance: The most common type of permanent life insurance, in which premiums generally remain
constant over the life of the policy and must be paid periodically in the amount specified in the policy.
They pay a lower premium rate that increases gradually over the first three to five years and then remains
constant over the life of the policy.
Generally, the premiums remain
constant over the life of the policy.
Not exact matches
Decreasing term
life insurance, also known as mortgage insurance, has a
constant premium amount but the death benefit declines at a set rate
over the course
of the
policy.