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When should i buy life ? Many people ask me this question,
the answer is right now. The younger you are the cheaper the
insurance will be, this is based on a risk factor as the younger you are
the less likely you are to die. In addition to this if you get your life
insurance with guaranteed rates you will keep the same low premium
through the term of the contract giving you total peace of mind at a
relatively low price.
What will affect my life ? When looking to buy life
you need to consider a number of other factors that will affect the
insurance. If you smoke for example of have poor health or if you
family has poor health this will all affect your final premium. The best
thing you can do if you are unfortunate to suffer from any of these
problems you should discuss these with your life broker
from the outset and they can advise you best.
I dont know how much life I need how do I work this out ?
The main thing you need to consider is to cover outstanding debts,
this is the bare minimum you should look at is covering them. On top
of this then you should look at how much househould income is
missing should you not be contributing into this anymore and try and
cover this too. At this stage you may be starting to consider a large
sum assured, you then need to consider how much you can afford as
a monthly payment, as the larger the sum assured the larger the
premium. This is a balancing act so once again best discussing this
your broker for best advice.
The most common form of life is term or level life
insurance, this is cheap and relatively straight forward. You pay a set
premium each month throughout the term of the policy and from the
outset you work out the sum assured as discussed previously. Then in
the event of your death a lump sum payment would be made, if you
were to still be alive at the end of the policy or even if you stopped
paying the monthly premiums then the policy would not payout and
you would recieve nothing back from the policy.
Overall you need to do your homework, work out your sum assured
and buy life sooner rather than later as it will save you in
the long run.
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