Term Life Insurance -
The Basics
Term Life Insurance available through Corebridge Direct covers the policy holder for a specific amount of time, which is known as the term. The term lengths vary according to what the individual chooses. Terms typically range from 10 to 30 years and increase in 5-year increments.
Among the most popular life insurance products available, term life tends to be more affordable. It typically provides an amount of coverage for much less than permanent types of life insurance.
Depending on the type of policy, term life insurance available through Corebridge Direct can offer fixed premiums for the entire term. The death benefits can be fixed as well. Because it's affordable and the payments can stay the same, term life insurance available through Corebridge Direct is popular with young people just starting out, families and people who want protection for a specific period of time. (For example, someone who wants to protect an income until retirement or while paying off a home mortgage.)
Term Life Insurance available through Corebridge Direct doesn't accrue cash value like several other types of life insurance, but with most term policies, beneficiaries do receive the full face amount. For example, if a policy's face amount is $100,000, the beneficiary receives** the full amount, pure and simple. Even better, the benefits paid by term life insurance available through Corebridge Direct are tax-free, according to current tax laws.
Summary of Term Life Insurance through Corebridge Direct:
- Covers the policy holder for a specific amount of time, called term
- Terms typically range from 10 to 30 years and increase in 5 year increments
- Term life insurance tends to be more affordable
- Fixed premiums for the entire term length
- The death benefits (or payout) are fixed
- Tax-Free payout, according to current tax laws**
Female Age 35
Coverage $250,000
Per month $13 *
Male Age 35
Coverage $250,000
Per month $13 *
* Example assumes a 35 year old male buying a 10 year term life insurance policy, in the Preferred Plus Underwriting Class.
**Term Life Death Benefits are excludable from your beneficiary’s federal taxable income under most circumstances. You should consult your tax advisors for your specific factual situation