Is it possible to have too much life insurance?
Yes, it is — which is probably something you never expected to hear from a life insurance agency.
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Does life insurance cover the coronavirus (COVID-19)?
We answered some potential questions life insurance shoppers and current policyholders may have about the coronavirus (COVID-19).
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How to name a child as a life insurance beneficiary
An important step when buying life insurance is properly naming beneficiaries. If you list a minor, here’s how you can avoid some common problems.
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How to give a life insurance policy to charity
There are a few things to consider if you plan to include a charity in your end-of-life planning. Learn how donate your life insurance proceeds to charity.
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How does a life insurance policy payout work?
A death benefit can be used by the beneficiary in different ways. Learn how a life insurance policy payout works and what beneficiaries need to know.
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Does a term life insurance premium increase as you age?
Understand the difference between level term and annually renewable life insurance so you can make the right coverage decision for you and your family.
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What is a living benefits life insurance rider?
Living benefits riders can enhance your life insurance coverage to improve your life, in addition to providing a financial benefit to your loved ones after you die.
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What is a contingent beneficiary?
In the life insurance application process, you will be asked to name a contingent beneficiary. Here are a few things to consider when designating one.
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When should you name a custodian?
Selecting a custodian is a big responsibility. Which is precisely why we’re going to explain more about how to choose the right person.
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Should you name a trust as a life insurance beneficiary?
People look to minimize the taxes on their life insurance benefits by making a trust a beneficiary of their policy, but the process can be complicated.
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