life insurance serves as a crucial financial safety net for your loved ones. To help you decide which type is right for you, here’s a clear overview of how life insurance works and the key differences between term and permanent life insurance:

Why Life Insurance Matters

A life insurance policy pays a tax-free death benefit to your beneficiaries, which can be
used to:

• Replace lost income
• Pay off debts (e.g. mortgage, student loans, credit cards)
• Fund children’s education
• Cover funeral or medical expenses
• Maintain the family’s standard of living

Two Main Types of Life Insurance

Most dental plans follow a 100-80-50 coverage structure:

Type
Term Life Insurance
Permanent Life Insurance
Coverage Duration
Fixed period (e.g. 10, 20, 30 years)
Lifetime coverage
Cost
Lower premiums
Higher premiums
Cash Value
None
Builds cash value over time
Best For
Income replacement during working years
Estate planning, lifelong dependents, tax-sheltered investment

Term Life

  • Affordable and straightforward
  • Ideal if you only need protection while your children are young or until a mortgage is
    paid off
  • No payout if you outlive the term

Permanent Life

Includes types like whole life, universal life, and variable life

  • More expensive, but builds cash value you can borrow from
  • Often used for long-term financial planning

How to Decide

Ask yourself:

  • Does someone rely on your income?
  • How long will they need financial support?
  • Can you afford higher premiums for lifetime coverage?
  • Are you interested in the investment or savings component?
Get Insurance that is right for you ?
Would you like help calculating how much life insurance you might need or comparing term vs. whole life based on your goals? Call 844-735-5098 to speak to License Agent