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This question is dependent on your financial situation but, when
deciding between term and whole life insurance, you should consider the
following questions:
How long do you need coverage? If you’re getting insurance in order to make sure your family can cover key expenses that won’t be applicable after a certain period of time, like your child’s college or your mortgage, a term policy is likely a better fit. And if you have sufficient retirement savings in place, you may only need term coverage until your planned retirement age. But if you want coverage for end-of-life expenses, such as a funeral or to pay off student loans, or to supplement your income (assuming your family doesn’t have the savings to do without it), you may want the permanent insurance coverage that whole life gets you.
Do you just want coverage, or a supplement to your investment portfolio and estate planning? Unless you want a small death benefit to cover final expenses, the cost of whole life insurance makes it a poor choice for simple coverage. You would need to take advantage of the cash value of the policy or have it as a part of your estate plan in order for the investment to make sense. For example, a young, high-income parent may get whole life insurance since they would have lower annual premiums by purchasing early when they’re healthy. Over decades the cash value would grow, meaning that money could be used to pay off higher interest loans. And when the parent dies, the death benefit would help to cover any estate or inheritance taxes faced by their child.
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Should You Buy Term or Whole Life Insurance?
How long do you need coverage? If you’re getting insurance in order to make sure your family can cover key expenses that won’t be applicable after a certain period of time, like your child’s college or your mortgage, a term policy is likely a better fit. And if you have sufficient retirement savings in place, you may only need term coverage until your planned retirement age. But if you want coverage for end-of-life expenses, such as a funeral or to pay off student loans, or to supplement your income (assuming your family doesn’t have the savings to do without it), you may want the permanent insurance coverage that whole life gets you.
Do you just want coverage, or a supplement to your investment portfolio and estate planning? Unless you want a small death benefit to cover final expenses, the cost of whole life insurance makes it a poor choice for simple coverage. You would need to take advantage of the cash value of the policy or have it as a part of your estate plan in order for the investment to make sense. For example, a young, high-income parent may get whole life insurance since they would have lower annual premiums by purchasing early when they’re healthy. Over decades the cash value would grow, meaning that money could be used to pay off higher interest loans. And when the parent dies, the death benefit would help to cover any estate or inheritance taxes faced by their child.
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