Life Insurance Policy

There are 5 predominant types of life insurance policies. They are as follows:

Term Life
Whole Life
Variable Life
Universal Life
Universal Variable Life

Term Life insurance is the most common type of life insurance policy because it is the simplest & least expensive of the 5. This policy's only purpose is to provide death benefits to a designated beneficiary following the policyholder's death.

The remaining 4 life insurance policies are categorized as permanent or "cash value policies," because they provide policyholders with both a death benefit & a cash value account.

Whole Life insurance is the basic form of a "cash value policy." It provides permanent protection for your pre-determined dependents whilst simultaneously building a cash value account.

Variable Life insurance is a more flexible form of "cash value policy," and is targeted towards the more risk-oriented policyholder. Part of this "flexibility" is the fact that policyholders are allowed to borrow from the policy during their lifetime.

Universal Life insurance is very similar to variable life insurance & whole life insurance, with the exception that it is even more flexible than either.

Universal Variable Life insurance gives policyholders much more control of their cash value account policy features than any other life insurance policy.

It is important to understand the nuances that separate these life insurance policies, so as to suit yourself with the best available life insurance policy.

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