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Term life insurance

Straightforward protection for your biggest chapters.

Term life covers you for a fixed period — 10, 15, 20, or 30 years — with level premiums and a tax-free benefit if something happens during the term. It's the simplest, most affordable way to lock in real protection for your family, your income, or your mortgage.

Who this is for

Situations where this fits.

  • Young families replacing a primary earner's income
  • Homeowners matching coverage to a 15- or 30-year mortgage
  • Parents wanting coverage through college years
  • Business partners with a buy-sell or key-person need
  • Anyone who needs the most protection per dollar of premium
How it works

The plain-English mechanics.

  1. 1

    You choose a length (10 / 15 / 20 / 30 years) and a face amount — the tax-free benefit paid if you pass away during the term.

  2. 2

    Your premium is locked in and stays level for the full term. It won't rise as you age inside the policy.

  3. 3

    If you outlive the term, coverage ends. Most policies include a conversion feature that lets you switch to a permanent policy — often without new medical questions — before a set age.

Honest considerations

Strengths and trade-offs.

Every product has a shape. Here's ours — plainly.

Strengths
  • The lowest premium per dollar of coverage across life insurance types.
  • Simple and easy to understand — no cash value, no moving parts.
  • Flexible term lengths let you match coverage to specific responsibilities.
  • Conversion options preserve future insurability if health changes.
Trade-offs to know
  • Coverage ends when the term ends. If you still need protection after that, you'll re-apply at your then-current age and health.
  • No cash value builds inside a term policy — it's pure protection, not a savings vehicle.
  • Premiums after any renewal period (if allowed) can rise steeply.
A hypothetical example

Sarah and Marcus, a young family with a new mortgage

Sarah and Marcus recently bought a home and their first child is on the way. They want their family to keep the house and stay on their feet if either income disappeared. A 30-year term matched to their mortgage feels right for the house piece, and a smaller 20-year term for each of them covers income replacement through their child's college years. Because they're young and healthy, term gives them the most coverage per dollar — freeing budget for savings elsewhere.

Illustrative only. Not a real client. Actual outcomes vary by carrier, health, coverage amount, and state.

Questions

Common questions about this product.

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