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Level Premium

Level Premium

A premium on a term life insurance policy that remains the same throughout the term. A level premium is higher than other policies with similar coverage, but the coverage increases over the term of the policy. This means that by the end of the term, the premium is lower than other policies with similar coverage. See also: Level premium insurance.
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While this (having excess cash value) may seem like a great result (and certainly better than watching the policy run out of money and lapse), continuing to pay the same level premium into a policy that's outperforming expectations is less economically efficient and will ultimately result in fewer total dollars passing to heirs (because those extra premium dollars will not increase the policy's death benefit).
Purchasing a cash value policy is more expensive in the short run, but the insured will likely have the option to maintain a level premium throughout his lifetime; therefore, it is never too soon to start building a portfolio of permanent cash value life insurance if cash flow allows for that luxury.
Most policies are called level premium term, the death benefit and the cost or premium are "level," or stay the same, throughout the term.
Prices start at PS33,990 for the entry level Premium specification and the Q60 comes with state-of-the-art features such as Infiniti's second-generation direct adaptive steering and a new dynamic digital suspension with drive mode selector.
Insurance Commissioner Emmuanuel Dooc earlier expressed confidence that the country's insurance industry would exceed in 2015 its highest level premium income in history after the sector grew 42 percent in the first semester of the year.
By most assessments, its application to level premium term products produces results near the economic reserve, validating the industry's belief in the redundant nature of statutory reserves in excess of that level.
"The Galleries are anchored at each end to the north and south by two upper level premium Cafe Terraces.
Instead they offer a compulsory 5% per year increase on the current premium to keep the existing benefits or alternatively decrease the existing benefits by 5% per year and keep the current level premium.
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