Professional Insurance Services represents several different Life Insurance companies
for different types of Life Insurance plans. We offer the following types of life insurance: •
Term life insurance
• Whole
life insurance
• Universal (adjustable premium)
life insurance
• Final Expense life insurance
TERM
LIFE INSURANCE
Term Life insurance offers the lowest initial premium, but that lower premium is
only good for a certain period of time, then the rate goes up based on your age at the time of the adjustment. Term
Life insurance comes in the following term periods. Rates go up at the end of these terms:
•
1 Year term life insurance
•
5 year term life insurance
•
10 year term life insurance
•
15 year term life insurance
•
20 year term life insurance
•
30 year term life insurance
Term life insurance is usually purchased for a temporary
need (such as a mortgage or as a low premium life insurance plan when the person is young with a growing family when they
need a lot of life insurance but cannot afford a permanent life insurance plans higher premium).
Most
term life insurance policies can be converted to a permanent life insurance plan, with no new underwriting, at an older age,
when the person can better afford the higher permanent life insurance plans premium. This will keep the insured from
losing the term life insurance plan at the end of the temporary time period.
Term life insurance
can also be combined with a permanent life insurance plan to create a more moderate premium, but also giving the insured some
permanent life insurance that the premium will not increase on later.
PERMANT LIFE INSURANCE
Permanent
Life Insurance (Whole Life insurance or Universal "Adjustable Premium" Life Insurance and Final Expense Life Insurance)
is designed to have a level premium throughout the life of the policy. Permanent life insurance rates are higher to
begin with, but they do not increase as the person ages.
Permanent life insurance can also build
up a cash value based on the life insurance policies inside build up of interest or dividends. This build up may be
enough to allow the insured to stop making payments in the future and allow the policy to pay itself or it may allow the insured
to build up money for their children's education or retirement on a tax deferred basis. Interest and dividends
in a permanent life insurance policy is not considered taxable income.
Professional Insurance Services
represents Ohio National, Mutual of Omaha and AETNA for term life insurance, whole life insurance, universal life insurance
and for final expense life insurance. Please call Professional Insurance Services for a quote.