Life insurance options

by libertas2019 on May 1, 2019

 

When it comes to your life insurance, you’ve got options

If you want to continue to make sure your family are looked in the event of your premature death, then you should consider your life insurance options. Life is complicated and can be unpredictable, so it’s important that you assess which different types of life insurance match your requirements.

‘Single life’ policies cover just one person. A ‘joint life’ policy covers two people, and when one person on the policy dies, the money is paid out and the policy ends. You will need to decide whether the joint policy pays out on first or second death, as this will determine when the policy ends.

When choosing between these options, think about:

Affordability – a joint life policy is usually more affordable than two separate single policies
Cover needs – do you both have the same life insurance needs, or would separate policies with different levels of cover be more appropriate?

Work benefits – if one of you has work ‘death in service’ benefit, you might only need one plan
Health – if your joint policy is with someone in poor health, this may increase your monthly payments

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libertas2019Life insurance options

Disclaimer: The information provided in our website blogs is accurate and up-to-date at the time of writing. However, please be aware that legislative changes and updates may occur after the publication date, which could potentially impact the accuracy of the information provided. We encourage readers to verify the current status of laws, regulations, and guidelines relevant to their specific circumstances. We do not assume any responsibility for inaccuracies or omissions that may arise due to changes in legislation or other factors beyond our control.

If you would like any clarification, or have any questions, please get in touch.

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