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We’ll help you sort fact from fiction, and learn what you need to know about how life insurance really works.
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Before you jump to take out a life insurance for someone else, get the facts on when this is beneficial and when it’s more hassle than it’s worth.
Everyone is different. Here are some cases in which a 15-year term life insurance policy could help offer the protection your family needs.
Is life insurance worth it and when is it necessary? We help answer these questions with a few different scenarios. Learn more.
In some cases, life insurance underwriters may ask you to take a brief health exam as part of your application. Here’s how that might go.
Many couples tend to shop for life insurance together. Here’s how to navigate the process as a twosome.
Reputable ratings agencies can give you a sense of whether the issuer of your life insurance policy is legit. Here’s what you should know.
A 20-year term life policy provides coverage for 20 years. Learn more about 20-year term life insurance and if it's worthwhile.
Riders are additional coverages you can purchase along with a basic insurance policy. Here’s what you should know about life insurance riders.
These are the questions that a typical life insurance application asks, along with commentary on what it all means for you.
If you wait a long time to buy life insurance, your premium could cost significantly more. Here’s the breakdown and what you should know.
Life insurance helps support your dependents should the worst case happen. We explain a few methods that experts use to figure out how much you need.
Accidental Death Insurance policies (Form VL-ADH1 with state variations where applicable) and Term Life Insurance policies (Form ICC16-VLT, ICC19-VLT2, and CMP 0501 with state variations where applicable) are issued by Vantis Life Insurance Company (Vantis Life), Windsor, CT (all states except NY), and by The Penn Insurance and Annuity Company of New York (NY only). Coverage may not be available in all states. Issuance of coverage for Term Life Insurance is subject to underwriting review and approval. Please see a copy of the policy for the full terms, conditions and exclusions. Policy obligations are the sole responsibility of Vantis Life.
All sample pricing is based on a 25-year old F in Excellent health for the coverage amount shown. All samples are for a 10-year term policy, unless otherwise stated. Term Life Insurance policies (Form ICC16-VLT, ICC19-VLT2, and CMP 0501 with state variations where applicable) are issued by Vantis Life Insurance Company (Vantis Life), Windsor, CT. Coverage may not be available in all states. Issuance of coverage for Term Life Insurance is subject to underwriting review and approval. Please see a copy of the policy for the full terms, conditions and exclusions. Policy obligations are the sole responsibility of Vantis Life.
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