Life Insurance Finder

Do you only have short-term financial obligations? A decade’s worth of coverage might be plenty.

Buying life insurance with a pre-existing, chronic or terminal health condition is possible — but your options may be limited.

A 20-year term is the most popular period of life insurance coverage. Here’s why.

Find out the pros, cons and costs of buying a life insurance policy that lasts 30 years.

Buying a life insurance policy for your children makes sense for some families — here’s what you should know.

Your options when your medical history, lifestyle or hobbies make getting coverage difficult.

Explore the ins and outs of taking out a policy on your parents — even if they’re ill or elderly.

A trust can help your child on the road ahead, but the process of setting one up can be tricky.

In most cases, your beneficiaries won’t have to cough up taxes on your policy payout — but there are some exceptions.

If you’re tight on cash or simply don’t need as much coverage, we explore how to get access to your funds early.