Licensed Life Agent, Life and Finance/ 50 States, New York
Life Insurance requires an analysis based on future financial needs. its a plan in the event of something sudden and unfortunate. Money is tax free lump sum benefits. You will want to find the lowest rates. The best companies. A professional as myself to guide you to the best coverages. Rates depend on age, health, and other activities. Contact me. I can answer all your concerns and get you best coverages.
Everything you need to get started you can find online. Life insurance websites, like QualityTermLife, have information about life insurance types, what to watch out for, needs calculator and quote service that lets you compare prices from dozens of top-rated life companies. This gets you high quality at the lowest, most affordable price.
Only when you are ready to buy should you give out your contact information. You will need to speak with an advisor to complete your application, but by that time you should be well-informed enough to get what you need, and not get oversold.
That is an excellent question! There are a couple of things that you should know about life insurance. One is that the price is based on a number of things, such as your age, gender, health, and smoking preference. The younger and healthier, the cheaper, generally. The amount of coverage is also a factor - the higher the policy, the higher the price. The other is that there are basically two types of insurance - term, and whole life. Term lasts for a period of time, and then ends, A whole life policy lasts as long as you do. They each have their advantages, and suited purposes. The best thing that you can do is sit down with an agent and ask them to help you find a policy that is right for you. If you would like to contact me privately, I'd be happy to help. Thank you for asking!
Only when you are ready to buy should you give out your contact information. You will need to speak with an advisor to complete your application, but by that time you should be well-informed enough to get what you need, and not get oversold.