Life Insurance

Term Life

Term life insurance covers you for a fixed period — often 10, 20, or 30 years — and pays a tax-free benefit to your family if you pass away during that term. Because it has no cash value component, it's usually the most affordable way to buy a large amount of coverage.

It's a common fit for income replacement, a mortgage, or raising children — the years when a loss would hit your family hardest financially.

How it works

You choose a term length and a coverage amount. Your premium stays level for the term. If you outlive the term, coverage ends unless you renew or convert it — many term policies include a conversion option to permanent coverage without a new medical exam.

Who it's often for

People who want the most coverage for the lowest premium during a specific window — paying off a home, replacing income while kids are young, or covering a business loan.

Things to consider

Term is temporary. If you want coverage that lasts your whole life or builds cash value, a permanent policy may fit better. We can compare both side by side.

Frequently asked

Life insurance products are subject to underwriting. Approval, premium, and benefits depend on age, health, and other factors.

Some permanent life insurance policies may build cash value. Policy loans may reduce the death benefit and create costs. This may not be right for everyone.

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