Buying
a series of term life policies at once could cause problems if you don't know what financial obligations you'll have in the future.
Not exact matches
Thus,
term insurance may actually cost you more if you want long -
term coverage, since you will need to purchase a
series of increasingly expensive
policies to maintain coverage throughout your
life.
A
term life policy can be bought for a
series of 10, 20 or even 30 years.
Banner's OPTerm
series also allows you can convert your
term life insurance insurance
policy to permanent insurance with no evidence
of insurability.
Many
term life policies require you to pass a medical exam and answer a
series of medical questions.
There are two
term -
life insurance
policy types available through Transamerica; Trendsetter Super
Series (up to $ 1,000,000 in coverage with a guaranteed premium that is convertible to a whole
life policy at the end
of the
term); and the Trendsetter LB (up to $ 1,000,000 with
living benefits option to receive an accelerated death benefit with a qualifying illness while you are still alive).
ADDvantage plans are issued on
policy form
series LS174, Accelerated Death Benefit Endorsement is issued on form
series LR474, Children's
Term Insurance Rider is issued on form
series LR456, Waiver
of Term Premium for Disability Rider is issued on form
series LR472; or state variations by North American Company for
Life and Health Insurance, Administrative Office, Sioux Falls, SD 57193.
The LB
Series term life insurance also offers
policy durations
of 10, 15, 20, 25, and 30 years.
As with the Express
Series, the Super
Series term life policies from Transamerica also offer the Income Protection endorsement, as well as the Waiver
of Premium, the Accident Indemnity, and the Children's Insurance Riders.
Simplified
term life policies do not require you to pass a medical exam, but you may have to answer a
series of questions about your health, medical history and personal lifestyle choices.
This is why we'll the want to turn our attention to a fully underwritten
term or whole
life insurance
policy which will require one to complete a medical exam and answer a
series of health and lifestyle questions in order to be able to qualify for coverage.