Kathy Carvin of HealthMarkets can help determine which life insurance option is best for you
By Kathy Carvin, HealthMarkets Insurance Agent
With weddings and graduations aplenty, June could be called the month of new beginnings. And any new life trajectory should include a plan for life insurance.
There are two primary life insurance options to consider, and which you choose will depend on your individual circumstances and needs.
Term life insurance is an often-inexpensive way to get a higher coverage amount for a lower premium cost. It’s ideal for covering a short-term need, like a mortgage payment or college tuition, in the event you pass away and leave family members behind. You can typically help cover family members during your “building” years, when larger expenses are incurred. And while term insurance may be the least expensive way to insure yourself initially, over the course of your lifetime it can be the most expensive.
The alternative is permanent life insurance, or whole/universal life insurance. These plans may provide death benefit protection as well as the ability to accumulate cash value at a competitive interest rate. These plans may also have tax advantages at distribution. They may require more cash up front, but a portion of your premium is earmarked for savings.
With whole/universal life insurance, you’re funding your future while helping to protect your family today.
Each person’s situation is unique, that’s why it’s important to schedule a free review with me to help determine which life insurance option is best for you, your family and your budget. And, as always, there is no charge for my guidance.
Kathy Carvin, a licensed insurance agent with HealthMarkets Insurance Agency, has offices at 10512 Northfield Road, in Northfield, and 28881 Lorain Road, in North Olmsted. Call 216-375-5902.
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