That's so dependent on age and health, though. It's hard to compare. I could get a $500,000 policy for $55 a month, while it cost close to $300 a month for a $250,000 policy for my husband who's 10 years older and who smokes. OP, you could look at whomever holds your car and homeowner's insurance. They often provide a multi-line discount. Other than that, I'd just try to stick with a very reputable insurer. |
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The Internet can do your comparative shopping for you (although I don't remember which site we used).
We each have FEGLI, plus enough 20-year term to equal ten times our salaries. It'll get us past paying off the mortage and getting the kids through college. |
| Talk to USAA if you are eligible. Their people are not commissioned on selling insurance (they are salaried). You will get fairly unbiased information from them as a result. |
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DH and I each have $500K, 30 years.
We have five years to go on our mortgage (only $90K remains on the mortgage anyway), and about $250K saved for two kids' college educations. So, $500K is more than enough should the unthinkable happen. |