Compare Term vs. Whole Life Insurance
What is Term Life and How it Works:
- Coverage for a specified period (10 to 30 years).
- Lower premiums compared to whole life insurance.
- Ideal for temporary needs like covering a mortgage or income replacement.
- No cash value—coverage ends when the term expires
What is Whole Life and How it Works:
- Permanent coverage that lasts your entire lifetime
- Builds cash value over time that you can borrow against or withdraw
- Higher premiums but includes savings and investment components
- Ideal for long-term financial planning, such as leaving an inheritance
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Who Needs Term Life Insurance?
- Young Families: To provide financial protection for dependents during key earning years.
- Homeowners: To cover a mortgage or other significant debts in case of an untimely death.
- Budget-Conscious Individuals: Those who want affordable coverage for a specific period.
- Short-Term Needs: Ideal for people seeking coverage for temporary responsibilities, such as children’s education or income replacement.
Who Needs Whole Life Insurance?
- Long-Term Planners: Those focused on lifelong coverage and leaving a legacy for heirs.
- Estate Planners: To cover estate taxes or ensure a financial inheritance.
- Wealth Builders: Individuals interested in using cash value growth as a financial asset.
- Final Expense Coverage Seekers: People looking for guaranteed funds to cover funeral and other end-of-life costs.