Not exact matches
But survivorship policies, since both policyholders will die
before the death benefit is paid, work best as a way for families
to pay for estate taxes, burial plans, or as a way for the policyholders
to leave a legacy for their
heirs.
You will not
leave a large estate: Since term life may expire
before your death, it's not a good option for people who want
to be sure that
heirs have money
to pay estate taxes.
Any cash you borrow from your policy, however, does decrease the amount of death benefit that is
left to your
heirs unless you pay the money back
to the policy
before you die.