Fixed price life insurance premiums (level life insurance)
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Fixed price Life Insurance premiums do not go up each year
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Level Premium Life Cover Quotes – Life Insurance NZ
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Life Insurance of $400,000 on a 30 year female non-smoker.
Rate for age: Level to age 80
Monthly Premium: $25 per month $60 per month
What will my premium be
At age 49 $ 65 per month $60 per month
At age 54 $ 107 per month $60 per month
At age 59 $ 183 per month $60 per month
At age 64 $ 373 per month $60 per month
At age 69 $ 747 per month $60 per month
At age 79 $2,332 per month $60 per month
Rates taken from AMP as of 8 Aug 2013
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- Age
- Smoker Status
- Gender
- Current State of Health
The insurance company will consider your medical history, in some cases they may request that you have a blood test done, and for larger sums insured they may require a medical examination, this is free to you, and is a good thing because it means the insurance company has more information about your health, this makes your policy very robust.
Why have Life Insurance
- Life Insurance in New Zealand is designed to protect your loved ones, partner and family from serious financial difficulties as a result of your death.
- Upon your death, your estate or your beneficiaries will be paid the tax free lump sum amount that you have insured yourself as outlined in your life insurance policy.
Life Insurance will pay when…
- You die from disease or sickness or any medical reason
- You die in an accident
- It will also pay out if you are diagnosed with a terminal illness and have been given no more than 12 months to live.
Its smart thinking to have Life Insurance.
- replace a lost income
- provide financial ‘breathing space’ while coming to terms with the loss of a loved one
- give a surviving parent or guardian the option to be able to stay home with the children
- pay off the mortgage and any other debts you may have
- set aside a nest egg for a surviving partner’s retirement
- cover the costs of education and healthcare for your family
- as a minimum, use it to cover the cost of a funeral.