Sentences with phrase «universal life category»

These universal life products are in the indexed universal life category, which allow you to allocate a portion or all of your premium payment into indexed accounts or a fixed account.

These universal life products are in the indexed universal life category, which allow you to allocate a portion or all of your premium payment into indexed accounts or a fixed account.

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«Despite it being a slightly difficult category in which to raise venture funding, consumers spend more time, money, and mental energy on trying to find love than pretty much anything in life, and the desire to be loved is universal,» says Fliesler.

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A fourth lesser known category, that is really a spin off of variable universal life is called private placement life insurance.

Sometimes it's hard to put the same life insurance company in two categories, but we're a firm believer Lincoln not only has term life insurance locked up, but definitely universal life.

The other category is permanent insurance — such as universal life and whole life — where the premiums start out higher but stay level throughout your life.

Within the permanent insurance category, there are two main types: whole life and universal life

Within those two main categories are various other types of policies designed to work in various ways which include universal life and traditional ordinary whole life policies.

Within the permanent insurance category there are two types: whole life and universal life (see «Whole vs. universal life» below).

If you are in this category than I recommend you consider a Guaranteed No - Lapse Universal Life Policy.

You can categorize permanent life insurance into two categories permanent life insurance that can build cash value — such as whole life, or universal life.

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Within the permanent insurance category there are two types: whole life and universal life (see «Whole vs. universal life» below).

The combination of a simple, cheaper term life insurance policy and a dedicated investment option, like a mutual fund, offers the same insurance coverage as a variable universal life insurance policy, with lower fees, easier administration, and likely better results in both categories.

Whole life insurance belongs to the cash value category of life insurance, which also includes universal life, variable life, and endowment policies.

You can also choose universal life or variable life, as well as other types of life insurance within those categories, including the increasingly popular indexed universal life.

Universal life insurance falls under a broader category of policies...

If you fall into the standard plus or standard categories, you can expect to pay more for universal life insurance.

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The next important distinction is between the category of a whole life insurance vs. universal life insurance.

Included under the category of universal life is indexed universal life and variable universal life.

A fourth lesser known category, that is really a spin off of variable universal life is called private placement life insurance.

Variable pay life insurance policies belong to the category of variable universal life (VUL) insurance.

There are many different types of permanent life insurance, all of which fall under one of two categories: universal life insurance, or whole life insurance.

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If you fall into this category, you probably want to talk with a fee - only financial advisor to discuss whether buying permanent insurance fits your overall strategy (see Indexed Universal Life: Cash, Flexibility And Safety).