Not exact matches
When you purchase this insurance policy, you are insured for a defined amount of coverage, at a fixed
premium,
over a
specific period of time (10, 15, 20, or 30 years).
Term insurance is the least expensive way to purchase a substantial death benefit on a coverage amount per
premium dollar basis
over a
specific period of time.
There's «annual renewable term,» which gives you one year of coverage at a time that you renew annually, «level
premium term,» which you buy for a
specific multiyear
period — 10, 15, 25 or 30 years and «return of
premium» which is like a level term policy but gives you all your money back after your term is
over if you do not pass away.
The customer pays a
premium for coverage
over a
specific period of time.
However, there is a type of policy that does offer good benefits
over a
specific period of time with low
premiums called decreasing term insurance.
You pay a fixed
premium toward a
specific payoff
over a
specific period of time, perhaps one, five or 10 years.
With increasing
premiums over time and an expiry date, term insurance is a viable option for those seeking life insurance for a
specific period of time, say 10,20, or 30 years.
Level term insurance is a type of life insurance in which coverage is provided for a
specific period of time,
over the course of which the value of the death benefit and the price of the
premiums do not change.
Insurance: protection against a
specific loss
over a
period of time that is secured by the payment of a regularly scheduled
premium.