Why
you need Term Life Assurance
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If
you have a mortgage to pay, or dependants,
then you need life assurance, it's as
simple as that. A life assurance policy
would help repay the mortgage on your
home after your death, and ensure that
your partner or family would not be left
with financial difficulty to add to their
grief. |
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The
solution is Term Life Assurance which
can be taken out to protect most long-term
financial needs and liabilities. For example,
you can arrange for a term life assurance
policy to match the repayment term of
your mortgage so that if you die before
the end of the term the life assurance
lump sum will clear your mortgage debt. |
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It
is also the cheapest form of life assurance
which pays out a lump sum if you die within
a specified period. If you are still alive
at the end of the term no payment is made.
This is why it is cheap because life assurance
companies cannot justify a high premium
if it is possible they will not have to
make a payment. |
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| Life
Assurance Options |
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There
are different forms of life assurance
and we can help you choose the right option
to suit your circumstances. |
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| Level
Term Life Assurance |
This
is the cheapest form of life assurance
cover. Here you decide the premium you
want to pay and the length of the life
assurance policy and these terms remain
constant over the duration of the life
assurance policy. If the life assurance
policy expires before you do there is
no payout, nor can you cash it in (surrender
term) during the lifetime of the life
assurance policy. |
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| Decreasing
Term Life Assurance |
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Under this life
assurance contract, the sum insured reduces
each year over the term of the life assurance
policy. For this reason it is often liked
to mortgage repayment when it is commonly
referred to as 'mortgage protection assurance'
where the level of life assurance cover
reduces in line with the reducing loan
on a repayment mortgage with a standard
decreasing term life assurance sees the
sum insured reduces each year over the
term of the life assurance policy by a
fixed amount. |
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| Convertible
Term Life Assurance |
The
life assurance policy provides options
at the end of the life assurance term
to convert into a permanent policy such
as an Endowment or Whole Life assurance
policy, without having to provide further
medical evidence.
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| Renewable
Term Life Assurance |
These
life assurance policies offer the opportunity
to extend the life of the life assurance
policy at the end of there short term
- 5 to 10 years. Once again you will be
offered life assurance irrespective if
your health has deteriorated when you
come to renew. |
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| Increasing
Term Life Assurance |
This
Life Assurance Policy allows the amount
of life assurance cover to increase, either
by a fixed amount or a percentage
each year, typically by 5-10%. There are
some life assurance contracts where the
sum insured can be increased without evidence
of health being provided (such as the
birth of a child, marriage, promotion).
The right to increase the sum assured
on the life assurance usually ends when
you reach 65 although some providers may
continue to increase it until later. |
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| Family
Income Benefit Life Assurance |
This
life assurance policy pays out a regular
tax-free income in the event of the insured's
death to his or her dependants for the
remainder of the life assurance term.
Life assurances are usually written on
a joint basis, which means income payments
are made as soon as one partner dies.
As an optional extra, life assurance benefits
can increase in line with inflation. |
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Which
policy? Complete
the online
enquiry form and we can guide
you through the range of life assurance
policies available and help find the right
one for you. |
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