Life Insurance 101
Life insurance is an unbreakable promise that the people you care about will be taken care of financially when you’re gone. A life insurance company makes you this promise when you buy a policy. You can decide in advance how long you want the promise to be good for, and how much help your loved ones will need. Read more here.
Life Insurance 101
Life insurance is an unbreakable promise that the people you care about will be taken care of financially when you’re gone. A life insurance company makes you this promise when you buy a policy. You can decide in advance how long you want the promise to be good for, and how much help your loved ones will need. Read more here.
Who needs life insurance?
Short answer: you. Long answer, anyone who has people in the world they care about, especially if those people depend on them. Parents, people with outstanding debts, and those who make significantly more than their partner might find it especially helpful. More.
What if I’m covered through my work?
That’s a great start! But it’s just a start. Work-based policies often pay far smaller sums than your loved ones will really need. They can also disappear at inconvenient times - like when you’re between jobs. Getting a policy of your own removes any doubt. More.
How big of an insurance policy do I need?
Any number is better than nothing, but financial experts usually recommend a policy that can pay out 5x your annual salary. Your unique lifestyle can push this number higher or lower. Whatever your needs are, though, we probably have a policy that can fit them. More.
How much does life insurance cost?
Compare some real quotes for 10-year term life insurance. These are example rates, as final prices will depend on a person’s individual situation, and pricing can vary by state.
Take a minute and get an estimate for life insurance that fits your family’s needs.
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Feeling curious? We’ve got the cure.
How to get life insurance
Start by doing your research
Think about how much coverage you need, based on how much it’ll take to protect your family. You might also total up costs like final expenses, debt repayment, mortgages, college costs for your kids, day-to-day living expenses for your family and more.
Then you’ll want to decide what term length is right for you. How long do you want this coverage to last?
For example, if you have a 5-year-old and choose a policy with a 20-year term, then your family would be covered until your child is 25 years old.
Then make it happen
For a sense of how much insurance might cost you, get a free quote. It takes a minute and can set your expectations. Of course, that’s only an estimate because your real price will depend on a more thorough look at your personal situation.
From there, fill out a life insurance application. This generally takes about ten minutes and will ask you questions about your health and medical history, employment, hobbies and other factors. If you’re approved on the spot, you’ll have an opportunity to purchase your policy then and there. If the underwriters have questions about your application, they’ll reach out.
Your free quote is just clicks away
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More questions?
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Competitor 1 is State Farm Life Inurance Company, Competitor 2 is The Prudential Insurance Company of America. Pricing shown here and in the “$1/day” quote is as of 3/25/21 for a 10 year term and based on a 30-year-old, 145 lb, 5’7”, non-smoker male in TX in excellent health. 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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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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