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In 2002, the average new individual life insurance policy was $129,459. Source: American Council of Life Insurers

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Does term life insurance pay more than the face amount?

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What are life insurance premiums?

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When a life insurance policy is cancelled and the insured selects term nonforfeiture the cash value of the policy will be used to purchase term insurance what happens to the face amount?

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There may not be an no average cost of life insurance in Utah, because life insurance costs vary depending on several factors including your age, gender, health, family health history, type of policy, length of term, amount of life insurance coverage, occupation, hobbies, and other factors as well. The way to find the average cost of life insurance for yourself may be to compare quotes from several insurers. Also, there are studies out there that indicate the average amount of life insurance purchased by an individual. But I am not sure where you could find the average cost of life insurance in Utah. In 2002, the average new individual life insurance policy was $129,459. Source: American Council of Life Insurers. Some life insurance quote providers offer life insurance rate tables that indicate a rate for a certain amount of coverage, for a set term, by gender, but those rates are usually the best rates offered by a specific insurance company, to very healthy people who would be considered preferred rate classification.


What are insurance premiums?

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