Pay It Off, Then You're Done: Limited Pay Whole Life
Week two of Life Insurance Awareness Month moves to another product people tend to already know by name, even if they don't know the details: Whole Life insurance, including our Limited Pay options through Farmers.
Whole life is permanent coverage with guaranteed level premiums and a death benefit that doesn't expire as long as premiums are paid. The "limited pay" structure changes how long you have to pay for it:
10-Pay or 20-Pay: Pay premiums for just 10 or 20 years, then the policy is fully funded — coverage continues for life with no further payments required.
Payable to Age 65: Premiums stop at 65, so your policy is paid off before or around retirement.
Payable to Age 100: The traditional, lower-premium structure, spreading payments out over a longer stretch.
The right structure depends on your goals: someone who wants to be done paying by a certain age might prefer a 10-Pay or Payable-to-65 design, while someone focused on the lowest possible premium might choose Payable-to-100.
Because it's permanent and guaranteed, whole life is also a product a lot of people use as one piece of a bigger picture — alongside retirement accounts and an estate plan — rather than on its own. Some clients use it as a way to leave something certain behind for a spouse, a child, or a grandchild, separate from how their other assets are handled. If that's a conversation you've had with your financial planner or attorney, this is a good product to bring into it.
Applying: A short application gives us your real, underwritten rate — not an estimate. Most healthy applicants get an instant decision; some may need additional underwriting based on age or health, and that's normal.
Still going this month: complete a consultation and application for your $20 gift certificate — no purchase necessary, and completing the application is not a commitment to buy.
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