Life Insurance Comparison Chart

Life Insurance Comparison
 

Term Life

Universal Life

Whole Life

Used for

Short-term specific needs or when funds are limited

Long-term needs

Long-term needs

Advantages

Covers your insurance needs at an economical rate

Flexible policy can evolve with your changing financial situation

Level premiums and level death benefit with lifetime coverage

Death benefit to a beneficiary

Yes, provides income tax-free death benefit

Yes, provides income tax-free death benefit

Yes, provides income tax-free death benefit

Lifetime coverage

No, insures your life for a specific period of time

Yes, when required premiums are paid, the policy stays in force

Yes, when required premiums are paid, the policy stays in force

Level premiums Yes, for the chosen period of coverage Yes Yes, premiums are level for the life of the policy

 Protects future insurability

Option of converting to a permanent plan

Yes

Yes, lifetime coverage as long as premiums are paid

Cash value tied to current interest

No, term insurance does not accumulate cash values

Yes, there is also a guaranteed minimum interest rate

No, cash values accumulate at a guaranteed rate

  • INCLUSIVE HEALTH RATES TO CHANGE 7/1/2012.

    The premiums will increase an average of 3% on the State Option and an average of 13% on the Federal Option. Inclusive Health premiums are by law based on the average rates in the North Carolina Individual Health Insurance Market. The federal pool rate
    increase was higher than normal because the rates have been held at the current level for 18 months. In addition, this is the first time in over two years that Inclusive Health's overall premium rate average has increased
    Here are the actual changes in premium for each
    of the plans:
    State Option
    PPO 1000 +6%
    PPO 2500 +10%
    PPO 3500 +2%
    HDHP 5000 -2%

    Federal Option
    PPO 1000 +20%
    PPO 2500 +22%
    PPO 3500 +10%
    PPO 4500 0%

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