If you have life insurance (outside of what your job automatically offers)

[Anonymous]

$1m, 30 year term, purchased at 32, $420/yr. SBLI.

[Anonymous]

$1 Mil 15 year term for me and DH. No health problems. My premium is $365 and his is $640.

[Anonymous]

me - $2M 20 year term, $725 annual premium, no health issues/excellent rating
DH - $2M 20 year term, $1500 annual premium, no health issues but risky hobby (rock climbing) which is mostly excluded from coverage... only certain companies were willing to cover him even with the exclusion

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We each have a policy enough to pay off the mortgage on the house. The survivor and kids will be able to live comfortably on our own salary (we both make about the same) once the mortgage is paid off.

Same here. DH and I both have $500k policies, 30 year term, and pay about $350/year.

[Anonymous]

500K, 20 yr term, about 5 years into it, $50/month. I'm 50 F non-smoker. Nationwide -- probably paying too much.

I also have some insurance through work, not a ton.

[Anonymous]

$750K, 20 yr term, $350/year, F, no health issues. Got it when I was 29.

[Anonymous]

500k, 20yr term, 220/year

[Anonymous]

DH has $3 million and pays $109 per month. He is 33 years old. I have $1 million and pay $52 per month.

[Anonymous]

30 year, 500K, $300/yr,age 30

[Anonymous]

33 year old female in good health. 20 year term (purchased at 26) $365/year. Would have been about $300 but it went up because my father died of cancer at age 57.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:33 year old female in good health. 20 year term (purchased at 26) $365/year. Would have been about $300 but it went up because my father died of cancer at age 57.

Sorry, $500k