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Should term insurance or cash value life insurance be purchased?

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Should term insurance or cash value life insurance be purchased?

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Although a difficult question–one whose answer will vary depending on circumstances–several principles should be followed in addressing this issue.

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This is a difficult question – the answer will vary depending on your personal circumstances.

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Although a difficult question–one whose answer will vary depending on circumstances–several principles should be followed in addressing this issue. It must first be recognized that in any life insurance purchasing decision, there are at least two basic questions that must be answered: 1. “How much life insurance should I buy?” and 2. “What type of life insurance policy should I buy?” The question contained in (1) involves an “insurance” decision and the question contained in (2) requires a “financial” decision. The “insurance” question should always be resolved first. For example, the amount of life insurance that you need may be so large that the only way in which this needed amount of insurance can be afforded is through the purchase of term insurance with its lower premium. If your ability (and willingness) to pay life insurance premiums is such that you can afford the desired amount of life insurance under either type of policy, it is then appropriate to consider the “financial”

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Although a difficult question–one whose answer will vary depending on circumstances–several principles should be followed in addressing this issue. It must first be recognized that in any life insurance purchasing decision, there are at least two basic questions that must be answered: (a) “How much life insurance should I buy?” and (b) “What type of life insurance policy should I buy?” The question contained in (a) involves an “insurance” decision and the question contained in (b) requires a “financial” decision. The “insurance” question should always be resolved first. For example, the amount of life insurance that you need may be so large that the only way in which this needed amount of insurance can be afforded is through the purchase of term insurance with its lower premium. If your ability (and willingness) to pay life insurance premiums is such that you can afford the desired amount of life insurance under either type of policy, it is then appropriate to consider the “financial

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