Tag Archives: Term Life Insurance

Employment, what’s changed and what remains the same?

Posted on: June 21st, 2011 by Peter Choma

Employment, what’s changed and what remains the same?

Years ago, we could secure employment where you did your job and went home in the

evening to enjoy your family time. Now it’s a crazy life with a frantic pace, which we call progress in a 24/7 world.

Most employers are asking their employees to work longer hours, earning less money and with little assistance. We live in an age where we have instant access to emails, text messaging and abundance of information at the tips of our fingers. One would think with this we would have more time however it has been proven to have caused the opposite. Inundated with so much information, we sometimes find it more difficult to make a decision on the simplest tasks.


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What Is A 10 Year Life Insurance Policy?

Posted on: July 20th, 2010 by Peter Choma

The 10 year term life insurance policy is one of the most easily explained and simplest types of life insurance. This policy has a guaranteed level premium and level death benefit for 10 years. With some insurance companies the insured is allowed to renew the policy every 10 years until approximately the age of 75.

A 10 year term life insurance policy is an excellent choice for high death benefit at a low premium. If you have a need for a large amount of life insurance on a limited budget, the 10 year term life insurance policy is ideal.


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Which Type Of Life Insurance Is Best For You?

Posted on: June 28th, 2010 by Peter Choma

Which Type Of Life Insurance Is Best For You?

In regards to life insurance there are two basic types, one being term and the other permanent. But, which type of life insurance is best for you?Term insurance provides life insurance for the amount of time that the policy holder specifies. If the insured dies within the specified time, the face value of the policy will be given to the beneficiary. However, if he does not die within that time span and the policy is not renewed, then nothing will be paid out. Permanent life insurance on the other hand, provides insurance protection for the policy holder’s life span. In addition, there is a savings element. There are two common types of permanent insurance: whole life insurance and universal life insurance.


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