Whole Life Insurance
It is a type of permanent life insurance that serves three things: protects your family, helps you to save for future and provide peace of mind.
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Ongoing – lifetime payment (Pay to age 100)
Single – one lump sum payment (Paid-up policy)
Limited payment – Pay for a specified period (10 year Pay, 20 year Pay)
Participating policies – where policy holders may receive dividends. These dividends can purchase additional whole life insurance (paid-up insurance) and build additional cash value, be left on deposit to accumulate with interest, can use dividend to reduce next years premiums, or be paid in cash and use dividend as a single premium to buy additional one year term insurance.
Non-Participating policies – where policy holders do not receive dividends, but premiums are generally lower
Benefits are available if you cancel your policy:
Term life insurance and whole life insurance are different ends of the protection spectrum. A term life insurance policy is temporary in nature, whereas whole life insurance is the opposite. It is insurance coverage that offers a lifelong policy term as long as your policy premiums are paid.
While term policies provide coverage for temporary needs like diminishing mortgage debts and providing for dependents, whole life or permanent life insurance policies can provide for permanent needs. This can include providing for final tax expenses, funeral arrangements, or leaving a tax-advantaged legacy behind for children or grandchildren.
When asked, why did you choose Vertex Insurance for your life insurance needs? Listen, what she has to say!
A Young Professional Teacher and Vertex Insurance client