Term Life Insurance
Term life insurance is a type of life insurance policy that protects you for a certain period of time (like 10, 15, 20, or 30 years). When you sign up for a term policy, you choose the term it protects you for. Your policy may automatically renew when the term is over, but your premiums may increase, as risk increases when you age. Some policies allow you to convert from a term policy to a whole (permanent) life insurance policy.
Whole Life Insurance
Sometimes called permanent life insurance, whole life insurance never expires as long as you continue to pay your premiums. Many whole life insurance policies also offer a savings component; these policies offer both life insurance and a form of wealth management.
Mortgage Protection Insurance
Mortgage protection insurance is a type of life insurance coverage that is designed to help your family members pay for your mortgage in the event that you pass away. Mortgages are temporary, so mortgage protection insurance is typically provided as term life insurance. Other types of insurance, including critical illness insurance, can also be used as a kind of mortgage protection insurance.
Business & Key Person Coverage
Business and key person coverage is a different type of life insurance - it covers businesses in the event that an invaluable employee passes away. Should the person in question die, the policy will pay out to the business to give it time to recoup from lost sales and find someone who can replace the key person in question.