Plano Life Insurance

This affluent Dallas suburb gets high marks for being an interesting and safe city with major publishers like CNN Money and Forbes Magazine. Like many north Texas cities, it began as a rural town and grew exponentially due to its location within the expanding Dallas-Fort Worth Metropolitan Area. If you make your home here you can find Plano, TX life insurance without leaving the city.

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How Much Does Life Insurance Cost?

• Example monthly rate for $250,000 of 20 year term life coverage for a 35 year old female preferred risk non-smoker: $23.90
• Example monthly rate for $500,000 of 20 year term life coverage for a 35 year old female preferred risk non-smoker: $35.69
• Example monthly rate for $500,000 of 20 year term life coverage for a 50 year old female preferred risk non-smoker: $86.98
• Example monthly rate for $500,000 of 20 year term life coverage for a 50 year old male preferred risk non-smoker: $111.38

These example rates are not intended to represent an actual price quote from a Plano life insurance company, but simply demonstrate some common factors that affect each person’s cost of insurance. For example, age, coverage amount, term length, and general health habits might all make a difference.

Notice that these are labeled as preferred risk rates for a non-smoker. It is true that good health and good health habits can make coverage cheaper. On the other hand, you should not be wary of applying for a policy because you do not fit the perfect profile. Most people can find some type of coverage, and extra charges for minor health issues may not be expensive.

A local agent can help you shop the market for the insurer who is willing to offer you the best deal.

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Basic Types of Plano Life Insurance Policies

• Temporary life insurance: Term life insurance is very popular because it is cheaper than permanent life insurance. These policies do expire and do not have any cash value after the contract end date.
• Permanent life insurance: Whole and universal life insurance are two common types of permanent life insurance policies. These do not expire, but provide lifetime coverage. They may develop a cash value in addition to providing a death benefit. They are also more expensive than a term life policy.

Choosing the policy that suits you properly will depend upon your current budget, coverage needs, and future goals. Some people even combine coverage with more than one type of policy or by adding an additional coverage rider (option) to a policy.

For example, you may have large current coverage needs like a mortgage or planned education expenses for children. However, you may also want lifetime coverage you can take with you into retirement.

It may make sense to purchase a smaller whole life policy now, while you can get lower rates based upon your current good health and age. Then you can add a term life rider to cover your family for decades to come.

Should You Buy Group or Individual Life Insurance?

• Americans aged 25 to 34 with life insurance: over 50%
• Americans under age 25 with life insurance: 18%
• Americans who do not believe they have enough life insurance: 39%
• Number of new individual policies purchased in the U.S., 2009: 10,139

If you have a job with one of Plano’s large employers, like Dell or Dr. Pepper, you might be entitled to group life insurance benefits from your job. This is a simple and sensible way to get covered. You might also choose to purchase individual Plano life insurance because you can take the policy with you when you change jobs or retire. You may also have access to more coverage options.

If you run or manage a local business, you might be interested in offering your employees group insurance plans. You can also speak with a Trusted Choice® member agent about group benefits for your small or large company.

How to Compare Plano Life Insurance Quotes

It does not have to be difficult to find the right coverage to help you with your future plans. A local member of the Trusted Choice network will assist you by helping you assess your needs, suggesting policy options, and giving you free price quotes from a variety of competitive insurers.