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| Research the various insurance plans, coverages and | | While many people in the U.S. remain completely |
| options. Find out which best suits you and your | | uninsured when it comes to life insurance, even more |
| family. Don't buy more insurance than you need | | who are insured are underinsured. Many |
| (i.e. young married couple probably doesn't need serious | | consumers may own only half of the commonly |
| medical coverage other than pregnancy). Consult | | recommended amount (6-10 times your annual salary). |
| an agent to answer any specific question pertaining to | | Now is the time to shop for term life insurance rates, and |
| you. | | think about purchasing a new policy. You may be able to |
| | | afford more coverage than you think for low monthly |
| If you and your family are fortunate enough to enjoy | | payments! |
| extended periods of great health, you may want to | | |
| choose a higher deductible. For example, | | Term life insurance prices started falling in the early |
| increasing it from $500 to $1,000 will significantly reduce | | 1990s, and rates are now over 50 percent lower than a |
| your insurance premium. | | decade earlier. With rates remaining at record lows, and |
| | | many experts predicting that prices will continue to drop |
| | | when the major insurers adopt new mortality tables based |
| | | upon the increase in average life expectancy, now is the |
| | | time to purchase a new policy and lock in the best prices. |
| | | Even if you purchased your policy several years ago, |
| | | chances are that you can still lower your prices. |
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| Select the right length of coverage. Everyone | | Collision insurance covers damage to your own vehicle in |
| has different needs, and not one size fits all when it | | an accident. Collision is generally optional unless |
| comes to term life insurance. While it may make sense | | your car is financed or leased in which case your bank |
| for people in their 30s and 40s to secure a 20-year term | | or credit union, bank or lender will require collision |
| length, a 10-year term might be more appropriate for | | coverage as a condition of the loan in order to protect |
| someone nearing retirement. People who are trying to | | their interests. |
| quit smoking, for example, might be best suited | | |
| purchasing a shorter term (and then replacing it with a | | General liability insurance covers injuries/deaths and |
| longer term policy when they qualify for non-tobacco | | property damage resulting from an accident. This is the |
| prices). Lastly, individuals who have 30-year mortgages | | most important coverage and is commonly required by |
| might want to consider a 30-year term to ensure that the | | law in many states. Each state has its own |
| house is protected throughout the period of the loan. | | minimum liability requirement. Some insurance |
| | | companies offer "split-limit" coverage (each |
| | | part of the coverage is split into its own limit, i.e. $15,000 |
| | | max. per person injured, $5,000 for property, etc.) while |
| | | others offer "combined single limit" (the entire |
| | | combined coverage for bodily and physical damages |
| | | under one limit, i.e. $100,000 total). |
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