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What’s the Deal With Whole Life Insurance?

Alright, so what is the deal with whole life insurance? Have you heard about this? This is becoming a very popular option for many people who are looking for a safety net. Do not get caught off guard by insurance agents who offer you many different options. You need to know all your options that are available so you pick the best one you can. You might have heard of term coverage and looked at that. Well, now it is time for you to take a look at whole life offerings and how they can possibly work for you. The following are some of the basics as well as some positives and negatives that people have reported. Hopefully this sets you up for a great decision.

The Basics

When you deal with permanent coverage you should know that there are two different types. These types are universal whole and variable whole life coverage.

Universal offers you a plan that has flexible premium rates which can change from year to year. During this time you can also be flexible and change the amount of insurance that you have according to the company. If you are looking to manage your plan and you do not mind paying attention to changing your amount of your plan and a premium then this is the type for you to choose. Many people like the ability to change their policy throughout the year.

When you deal with variable, you should first know that this plan of yours is not guaranteed. You do have a great chance that you will notice some increase in the cash value that your plan has. This is a risk though because that cash value can also go down. Overall you will never find yourself eligible to receive less money then you originally purchased, so at least you have that. You just will not know if you will see an increase.

Positives and Negatives

One of the positives that people enjoy is that this gives them more freedom throughout the duration of their policy. You can choose to change your policy is you would like, or you can stick with one that has a bit of risk to whether or not it will increase. This gives you a lot of responsibility and makes you feel like you are taking part in this process. This is something that many people enjoy being a part of.

It is also this freedom that not many people like. They do not want to handle their policy. If you do not want to pay attention and do not want any part in this then you should not choose universal or variable. It requires you to be a little more hands on. Some people just do not want to pay attention and they want everything to work for them. This is why they see it as a negative.

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