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Even Cheap Life Insurance Is Better Than Nothing At All

Even Cheap Life Insurance Is Better Than Nothing At All By Austin Brentley
austin.brentley@complete-insurance-guide.com
Complete Insurance Guide Columnist
September 30, 2004

Losing loved ones is the most difficult thing most of us go through. Whether it’s unexpected or not, there is little we can do to prepare ourselves emotionally. However, we can take major steps to protect ourselves financially. With funeral bills and outstanding debt, having low cost life insurance is an absolute must. Term life insurance is especially important if the departed was also the major breadwinner in the family.

Low-cost Life Insurance

Let’s face it. Money (and term life insurance) is the last things we want to think about during the grieving process. That’s why it’s essential that we prepare well in advance. It takes only a few minutes to shop around for low cost life insurance policies. Some basic plans start as low as $1 a month and offer packages exceeding $20,000.

Term Life Insurance

However, it pays to do your research. It’s not hard to find low cost life insurance, but make sure you familiarize yourself with the restrictions of each policy. With term life insurance, you’re buying protection for set lengths that start around five years.

Cheap Life Insurance

Most important, it’s never too early to sign a term life insurance policy. Even if you’re in your young 20s, buying low cost life insurance is critical—especially if you’re supporting a growing family. If money is tight right now, simply buy cheap life insurance until you can purchase a more substantial term life insurance policy. Cheap life insurance will probably have more restrictions but the alternative is much worse. A cheap life insurance policy is infinitely better than no protection at all.

About the Author
Austin Brentley is an English teacher currently living and working in Yamaguchi, Japan. His previous experience includes working for a lobbying firm, in his native Washington, DC and for various record and television studios in New York. Austin holds a B.A. in history from Harvard University.

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