Life Insurance Coverage Denver CO

The subject of life insurance can be a confusing one and we spend a lot of time discussing various ways to buy life insurance. Find out how much you might need and how much that might cost.

Local Companies

Stone Financial Group
303-955-9740
3200 Cherry Creek S. Drive #200
Denver, CO
Benefits & Incentives Group, Inc.
(303) 750-6200
1777 South Harrison Street, #700
Denver, CO
Premier Insurance Group
303-753-6300
4940 E. Evans Ave
Denver, CO
Gayle Stallings
303-757-5651
1805 S. Bellaire St Ste 115
Denver, CO
Northwestern Mutual Financial Network
(719) 244-7921
1873 S. Bellaire St.
Denver, CO
Strategic Alliance Financial Group
(303) 870-9142
494 Sheridan Blvd., Suite B-206
Denver, CO
Pyramid Financial & Insurance Services Inc
303-367-5577
1532 Galena St, Suite 200
Aurora, CO
Colorado Health and Life
(303) 997-7189
9242 W Louisiana Avenue
Lakewood, CO
Associated Agents
(303) 238-7341
1970 Kipling Street
Lakewood, CO
Carver & Associates
(303) 420-1637
7710 Ralston Rd.
Arvada, CO

CASH VALUE LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES

Cash value life insurance, such as universal and whole life, combine a death benefit and a tax deferred saving element. Occasionally referred to as permanent life insurance, these types of policies are intended to cover you for your lifetime.

Annual premiums for cash value policies generally are higher than those of term life policies as part of each premium pays for insurance and the remainder is invested. Cash value is what you can borrow from the policy or receive by surrendering it. These funds are ideal for retirement planning and college funding, among other goals, because they accumulate tax deferred until you withdraw them and then may be partially taxable. Loans and withdrawals will reduce the policies cash value and death benefit.

LIFE INSURANCE MADE EASY

Term life insurance is the most fundamental type of life insurance. You purchase coverage for a designated period, from one to many years and the policy will provide a death benefit if you die during that period. Many polices let you renew your coverage for repeated terms until age 65 or even 100.

Term life insurance is popular with younger people because it provides the maximum amount of coverage for the lowest cost. Early premiums are low and increase as you become older. For example, a $250,000 death benefit will cost less in your 30s than it will in your 50s. For this reason, term life insurance is usually a better value for shorter term or finite life insurance needs.

About the Author:

Ivon T. Hughes of The Hughes Trustco Group is a licensed Insurance Broker. Author of The Life Insurance Handbook. Get a FREE Copy TODAY!

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Featured Local Company

Stone Financial Group

303-955-9740
3200 Cherry Creek S. Drive #200
Denver, CO
http://www.stonefinancialgroup.net