Term Life insurance
from Bank of America
Bank of America's term life insurance is a basic plan designed for people who need coverage during a short or fixed period of time lasting from one to 30 years. For example, it can provide extra protection while you're paying off a mortgage or have anther big financial obligation. But it can be tough to renew these plans in your 60s and 70s. There are two kinds available. Annually renewable plans offer initially low premiums that increase as you get older. Level term plans usually have higher premiums that are fixed for the entire term.
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Oct 21, 2008 1:07 pm
BOA's Term insurance is more economical and affordable than whole life insurance coverage. It's ideal for covering certain period of time, up to 30 years in fact. I know many parents who get term insurance when they have their first or last child so that they are covered until their child graduates college and is financially stable. You can easily renew or convert the policy when it comes up.
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