The price of life insurance depends on four main factors…your age,
your health, the type of policy and how much coverage you buy.
In general, you’ll pay less the younger and healthier you are.
You also typically pay less for a term life policy than a permanent
(Whole Life) life policy.
That said, don’t let your age or health status discourage you from
considering life insurance. There are policies available for people
of any age as well as those with high blood pressure, diabetes and
a smoking habit. (Just know that you’ll generally pay more for
your policy if you’re in poor health and/or smoke.)
Still wondering the answer to the question of how much does life
insurance cost? If so, here’s a working idea...
A healthy 30-year-old can get a $250,000 20-year
level term policy for just $13 a month.
That means that if you purchase that policy and pay the $13 a
month without fail, your loved ones would get $250,000
if you were to die at any point during those 20 years.
https://lifehappens.org/life-insurance-101/
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