What is universal life insurance?
Universal life insurance is the perfect product for anyone who wants to guarantee benefits for their entire life, all the way up to age 121 with most companies. While term life insurance is only guaranteed for a period of 10, 15, 20, or 30 years, universal life premiums are guaranteed to never increase, and your death benefit will never decrease for all UL policies sold by TermInsuranceBrokers.com. We offer universal life insurance that features a No Lapse Guarantee to give you permanent coverage at the lowest possible cost. Check out our section on universal life versus term insurance for more information.
What is the difference between universal life insurance and whole life insurance?
Universal life is a hybrid between term life insurance and whole life insurance. A universal life policy will guarantee the maximum death benefit for the lowest possible premium, and is much less expensive than a whole life policy with the same death benefit. While universal life will generate a cash value, it will generally not accumulate as much cash value over the life of the policy as a comparable whole life policy – it is essentially term insurance to age 121, with the emphasis on a larger death benefit instead of greater cash value.
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Authoritative Resources: Life insurance products and carriers are regulated by the NAIC (National Association of Insurance Commissioners). During the underwriting process, insurers may review your health history through the MIB Group — consumers are entitled to one free MIB report per year.