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3 Must-Know Tips for Buying Life Insurance

Almost any agent can help you rapidly obtain life insurance. Before purchasing insurance for your family, it is crucial to think about a few factors. Buyers who take the time to consider their family’s long-term insurance needs are more likely to wind up with a coverage that meets their needs and instills a sense of security and comfort.

When to Buy Life Insurance

Depending on one’s age and overall health, life insurance premiums might vary greatly in cost. As a result, purchasers should get life insurance when they are healthy and young. The rates will go up, and the danger of acquiring a significant health condition or two will go up as well if you wait to buy another year. Health insurance is nearly complicated for people with certain illnesses, even at high premiums.

According to NerdWallet, the average yearly cost of a $500,000 term life insurance policy for males aged 30 is $227, but this rises to $835 at 50. At 60, the increase is significantly greater, reaching a total of $2,362. A $500,000 whole life insurance policy will cost $4,985 at the age of 30; $11,250 at the age of 50; and $18,130 at the age of 60.

Term or Whole Life

When purchasing life insurance, it is essential to consider whether term or whole life insurance is the best option. Term insurance protects for a predetermined time frameâ€â€usually 10, 15, 20 or 30 years. Make sure that the term insurance you get may be converted to your whole life later if you are still young enough to afford it.

The face value of whole life insurance remains unchanged during the policy’s term of coverage. It also has a monetary worth that increases with time. You can take out a portion of the policy’s cash value at any time, but the policy’s face value will diminish.

Deciding How Much Coverage to Buy

Calculate the amount of money spent on life insurance before examining the various riders and the overall amount of coverage needed. The policy will be in effect for a more extended period if the budget is kept in check.

Avoid rushing through the process of determining how much insurance you need. Begin by deciding how much money is required to pay off all current debts, including mortgages, loans, and credit card debts. At least until the children are out of school, add the amount necessary to financially sustain the husband and children. Forbes recommends purchasing a level of insurance equivalent to the insured’s annual wage.

Consider other ways to assist the family in the event of your death once you’ve calculated your basic insurance requirements. The money might be used to pay for the children’s education or leave a greater legacy if desired. If there are children with special needs, further funds are required. A reduction in insurance coverage amount should be the goal of any assets.

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Mark Zimmerman, Sr currently is the Managing Member of Aurifex Financial Group, LLC. Aurifex Financials mission is to help clients realize their vision of living life on their own terms by providing credit repair, financial counseling, insurance solutions, and money lending services. This is accomplished by using a holistic approach. After hanging up his uniform after 22 years of service in the military, Mark still had a desire to help others, so he created Aurifex Financial.As part of Accredited Financial Counselor (AFC) credentials, Mark had to obtain and document over 1000 hours of helping others which was accomplished by helping hundreds through a local non-profit. As an independent Insurance Agency, Mark is licensed in property and casualty, home, business, health, Medicare, life, and annuity products.

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Mark Zimmerman

Mark Zimmerman, Sr currently is the Managing Member of Aurifex Financial Group, LLC. Aurifex Financials mission is to help clients realize their vision of living life on their own terms by providing credit repair, financial counseling, insurance solutions, and money lending services. This is accomplished by using a holistic approach. After hanging up his uniform after 22 years of service in the military, Mark still had a desire to help others, so he created Aurifex Financial. As part of Accredited Financial Counselor (AFC) credentials, Mark had to obtain and document over 1000 hours of helping others which was accomplished by helping hundreds through a local non-profit. As an independent Insurance Agency, Mark is licensed in property and casualty, home, business, health, Medicare, life, and annuity products.

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