The Basics of Life Insurance


Book Description

There are two main types of life insurance with several variations of each type. Life insurance can be classified as a term or permanent policy. At least that is the simplified explanation of the two types of life insurance commonly offered. The most common life insurance policies can be placed into the following categories: term, whole life, universal life, variable life, and variable universal life. Each one of these insurance policies has a place in one's life and at different times in someone's life, they may have need of one or a combination of these types of insurance products. Depending on your circumstances, you may or may not even have a need for life insurance. Everyone's situation is different and therefor the need for life insurance will vary dramatically from individual to individual and from family to family. In order for life insurance to be effective and useful there are many things that need to be considered when buying a policy. In The Basics of Life Insurance we will examine the difference between term and permanent life insurance, the differences between the various types of permanent insurance, and what products are right for those seeking life insurance. This is booklet is a good dtarting point for those who have general questions about life insurance. Buy your copy today.







Life Insurance 101 - The Basics of Life Insurance Explained


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Does the concept of life insurance give you a headache? Have you put off getting life insurance because you don't know how to get started? Are you unable to properly appreciate the life insurance plans you've bought or that someone else purchased for you? If you answered yes to any or all of these questions, this book can help you solve your life insurance troubles and may save you a large amount of money.







The Basics of Life Insurance


Book Description

There are two main types of life insurance with several variations of each type. Life insurance can be classified as a term or permanent policy. At least that is the simplified explanation of the two types of life insurance commonly offered. The most common life insurance policies can be placed into the following categories: term, whole life, universal life, variable life, and variable universal life. Each one of these insurance policies has a place in one's life and at different times in someone's life, they may have need of one or a combination of these types of insurance products. Depending on your circumstances, you may or may not even have a need for life insurance. Everyone's situation is different and therefor the need for life insurance will vary dramatically from individual to individual and from family to family. In order for life insurance to be effective and useful there are many things that need to be considered when buying a policy. In The Basics of Life Insurance we will examine the difference between term and permanent life insurance, the differences between the various types of permanent insurance, and what products are right for those seeking life insurance. This is booklet is a good starting point for those who have general questions about life insurance. Buy your copy today.




Understanding Life Insurance


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Life insurance is a contract between you and an insurance company to provide you with coverage based upon your timely payment of premiums. Life insurance provides a death benefit to your named beneficiary (usually a spouse) upon your death. When you pass away, your beneficiary files a claim with the insurance company to submit proof (a death certificate) of your passing. If there is an agent who usually works with your family, your beneficiary can contact the agent who will help him or her complete the necessary paperwork. Or, your beneficiary can contact the insurance company directly and a claims representative will instruct him or her on what to do. After the insurance company receives all the documents, then your beneficiary will be issued the death benefit payout. When you buy life insurance, you enter a contract with an insurance company that promises to provide your beneficiaries with a certain amount of money upon your death. In return, you make periodic payments, called premiums. There are many things to consider when it comes to getting a life insurance policy that can help protect your family's future financial needs. In this book, the author will take you through every single aspect of life insurance




A Guide To Life Insurance


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Over the past five years, the individual life insurance industry has experienced slowed growth in the face of economic headwinds and frequent marketing ineffectiveness. Further, interest rates remain low in an effort by the government to encourage discretionary spending. As a result, many consumers have indicated a renewed desire to purchase financial products, with Life Insurance representing one of the ripest areas for potential growth. The most simple to understand life insurance guide out there. Learn the basics of life insurance and different types of products. Most importantly this book will show you how to do your life insurance shopping the right way.




Life Insurance


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There are only a small number of industries outside of the financial services industry that offers the potential for relatively inexperienced professionals to make significant income within their first year of employment. And within the financial services industry, few careers offer newcomers the opportunity to earn as much as a life insurance agent does right off the bat. A hard-working insurance agent can earn more than $100,000 in their first year of sales. This book could be titled, "Life Insurance for Dummies," but it provides detailed information for knowledgeable people in an easily digestible way. Buying the right life insurance policy is a critical decision and will impact you and your family and loved ones for the rest of your life and thereafter. It makes sense to be informed and this book does just that. Read the book that has been 25 years in the making, and get all your questions about life insurance answered.







Life Insurance


Book Description

There are only a small number of industries outside of the financial services industry that offers the potential for relatively inexperienced professionals to make significant income within their first year of employment. And within the financial services industry, few careers offer newcomers the opportunity to earn as much as a life insurance agent does right off the bat. A hard-working insurance agent can earn more than $100,000 in their first year of sales. This book could be titled, "Life Insurance for Dummies," but it provides detailed information for knowledgeable people in an easily digestible way. Buying the right life insurance policy is a critical decision and will impact you and your family and loved ones for the rest of your life and thereafter. It makes sense to be informed and this book does just that. Read the book that has been 25 years in the making, and get all your questions about life insurance answered.