ALERT! About Term Life Insurance

“Here’s an Important Message for anyone who has Term Life  Insurance or is thinking about getting one.”

According to a Penn State University study;

ONLY 1 out of 4 Term Life Insurance policies are in force by the 3rd year. Ultimately, 99% of term life policy holders NEVER collect any money on their term life insurance.

What does Term Life Insurance mean? 

Term life insurance is temporary insurance…that’s it.  The definition of the word “term” means ”a time or period which something lasts; an appointment or set time or date, as for payment of rent, interest, etc.” In life insurance, the word “term” is attached to a period of 10, 15, 20 or 30 years.  Once your period “term” expires, your insurance coverage goes away.  This is also known as RENTAL LIFE INSURANCE.

Why Term, and WHY NOT?

No one can argue that Life insurance is a good idea in most cases.  However, which type of life insurance is the ongoing premise for disagreements among consumers and those agents or advisors who are not REALLY educated on life insurance. Although term life insurance certainly is a good solution for some without a doubt, it is NOT the cure all, end all.  Term life seems as if it’s the “cheapest” form of coverage.  However, when carefully examined, it turns out to be the MOST EXPENSIVE, among all types of life insurance.  Term life insurance is cheap today, but tomorrow and after your term (10, 20, 30 years) expires, the cost is astronomical.

Does the Cost of Term Life Insurance Change

In Term life insurance, the cost of life insurance ALWAYS goes up with your ageLife insurance is priced by a few factors.  These factors are determined by careful studies, tables and current lifestyles that are carefully studied by actuaries of the life insurance companies.  However, the most common factors are:

  • Age
  • Gender
  • Health Status
  • Height & Weight
  • Non-Smoker or Smoker

Other factors that determine the ACTUAL COST is the “term” that you buy.  Meaning, a 10 year term is less expensive than a 20 year term and a 30 year term.

Renting Coverage vs. Owning Coverage

As mentioned above “term” life insurance is similar to rental coverage.  You see, renting a house is unquestionably cheaper than owning a house…at first.  However, every year the cost of rent goes up.  What makes rent go up?  Inflation and cost of living expense make rents go up.  On the flip side, owning a home can be very costly upfront.  But after 5-10 years the cost of owning a home starts to level out.  Eventually, after 20-30 years owning a home becomes very inexpensive.  In fact, no one in America really argues that owning a home has far more benefits in the long run than throwing your money away on rent.  You see, some of the benefits of owning a home versus renting a home over the long haul include:

Owning

  • EQUITY
  • Ownership
  • “Something to show for it”
  • “You can get ALL of your money back…PLUS interest”.

Renting

  • Cheaper monthly payments
  • Can move whenever you want
  • No Ownership
  • “ZERO” to show for it after 30 years
  • NEVER see those rental payments again…put your monthly      money in someone else’s pocket.

Well, term life insurance is EXACTLY the same way…just rental coverage.

When Are You GOING TO DIE?

If you can tell EXACTLY when you will die, than you can chose what “term” you should rent.  In other words, how do you know that you need 20 year’s worth of coverage?  Why not 21; why not 22 years and 6 months?  If you now that you will die in 20 years than we would advise you to rent a 20 year term.  Reality is no one knows the exact day they are going to die.  As mentioned earlier, life insurance is a good idea because everyone at some point is going to die.  But because we don’t know the time, then we should plan as IF we are not going to die within the allotted time given in these “terms”.  This is why term life insurance is so cheap – because 99% you are not going to die within the term.  The odds of a person dying within the “term”, or keeping their rental coverage are less than 1%.  No wonder it’s so cheap.  More importantly, this is why the insurance companies LOVE selling term life insurance.

DANGER!  Your Health, in the later years?

Unfortunately, none of us really know what the future holds for us.  99% of people who develop health ailments where never planning on becoming ill.  However, reality is that 2 out of 5 Americans will be diagnosed with cancer by the age of 50.  3 out of 5 men will suffer a stroke or heart attack by the age 45.  This causes a major problem when your “term” expires.  YOU MAY NOT QUALIFY MEDICALLY FOR LIFE INSURANCE.  Not only will it be too expensive but you will NOT be ACCEPTED for life insurance, just when you might need it most.

Money Back Term Life Insurance

Would you ever consider throwing your money away in a slot machine for 20 or 30 years if the odds of winning are less than 1%? So why throw your money away on term life insurance? Get Term Life Insurance with “Money Back Guarantee”

Call BeamaLife now at (877) 972-3262 for “Money Back Term Life Insurance” and get your entire premium back TAX –FREE if you don’t die. We’ll show you HOW to get a check for $20,000, $30,000 or even $50,000 at the end of your term IF YOU DON’T DIE.

PS: We do sell term life insurance and sell lots of it (as well as Money Back Term Insurance, Whole Life and Universal Life) but we just wanted to make you aware of  the drawbacks. We represent top 100 term life insurance companies and help our clients save up to 80% on term life insurance premium. Please (877) 972-3262 or complete term life insurance quote online request now.

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