Plans & Coverage
Life Insurance
Life insurance may provide a benefit to beneficiaries when a covered claim meets the policy terms. Term and permanent policies differ in duration, premiums, cash value, underwriting, and guarantees; suitability and costs vary by insurer and contract. We can help review products we represent and are licensed to offer.
Term vs whole life
Term policies provide coverage for a specified period. Whole life is one type of permanent coverage that may build cash value under the policy terms. Premiums, charges, guarantees, access to cash value, and suitability differ by policy. Review the contract and distinguish guaranteed values from non-guaranteed projections.
Questions, answered
Can I get life insurance after 65?
Some insurers offer policies to older applicants, but age limits, underwriting, premiums, coverage amounts, and availability vary. Simplified-issue policies may ask health questions even when no medical exam is required. Guaranteed-issue policies may have limits or graded benefits; review the contract before applying.
What is the difference between term and whole life insurance?
Term life provides coverage for a defined period, with premiums and renewal terms set by the policy; it can suit temporary needs such as income replacement. Whole life is permanent coverage that may build cash value under the policy's terms. Compare guaranteed and non-guaranteed values, premiums, and costs against your needs.
How much life insurance do I need?
The amount depends on the expenses and financial needs you want the benefit to address, such as income replacement, debt, education, or final expenses, along with your budget and existing resources. There is no single amount that fits everyone; compare policy costs and terms.
Is life insurance part of retirement planning?
Some permanent life policies have cash-value features, but policy charges, funding, tax treatment, and performance assumptions affect results. Life insurance and annuities are different contracts and should not be treated as interchangeable retirement investments. Review guarantees and non-guaranteed assumptions in the policy or illustration.
Does Price Services Group sell life insurance in multiple states?
Yes. Kayla Price is licensed in NC, SC, GA, FL, VA, MD, KS, TX, OH, and MI for life insurance. We can help clients in all of those states find the right life coverage.
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