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Which One Rules? Term Life Insurance Vs Whole Life Insurance

What do you think is a better insurance? As per my point of view, these are two different policies serving different purposes. Term life and Whole life both have their own strong and weak points. So the question of comparison does not even arise. If you are living in India then this is most useful [...]

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Posted on 25th January 2010No Comments
Life Insurance – Pros and Cons of Whole Life & Term Life Coverage

“Do I need life insurance?” “Is whole life insurance a good investment?” “Is term life insurance risky?” Questions like these are posted in online communities on a daily basis. The answers vary widely, with the term life and whole life camps polarized. The tone of the debate is surprisingly strident. After all, the topic is [...]

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Posted on 16th January 2010No Comments
What is Whole Life Insurance?

It is not difficult to understand what is whole life insurance, as the name implies, it is a life insurance policy that provides the insured a lifetime protection; it is a type of permanent life insurance. For example, if you bought a whole life insurance, you will have to pay a fixed amount of premium [...]

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Posted on 14th January 2010No Comments
An Explanation of Whole Life Insurance

Whole life insurance refers to a policy that pays out an amount of funds to the selected beneficiaries upon the passing away of the policyholder. The policyholder is supported for life. These policies may be useful to those who want improved cover while they have children dependant upon them and then later want to reduce [...]

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Posted on 10th January 2010No Comments
Defining Whole Life Insurance

Whole life insurance may be sometimes be branded as permanent or ordinary life insurance. Here is a closer look at this type of life insurance policy. A definition of whole life insurance: * It is a life insurance policy that offers death protection for the insured person’s whole lifetime. * An insurance payout is made [...]

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Posted on 9th January 2010No Comments