Find out more information below about the different types of Life Insurance
Term Life is the most basic type of Life Insurance, you choose the amount you want to be insured for and the amount of time you want to be covered for. If you pass away within the term period, the policy pays out to your beneficiaries. If you don't pass away during the term period, the policy will not pay out and the premiums you've paid are not returned.
Life Insurance with Critical Illness is a policy that can cover you in the unfortunate event that you become seriously or terminally ill, meaning that you would not be able to work again. These policies typically cover heart attacks, multiple sclerosis, Alzheimers, liver failure, major organ surgery, cancer, kidney failure, stroke and major organ transplants.
Mortgage Life Insurance is often referred to as Decreasing Term Life Insurance, the amount you are covered for decreases over the period of the policy. This type of insurance is often used to cover a debt that reduces over time, such as a repayment mortgage. In the event of the policyholders death your loved ones can pay off your outstanding mortgage.
Whole of Life Insurance is an ongoing policy that pays out to your beneficiaries when you pass away, whenever that might be. It's guaranteed that you'll pass away at some point in your life and therefore the policy will have to pay out, hence why these policies are more expensive than Term Life Insurance policies, which usually only run to a certain age.
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