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Thanks a lot for all the reply. I actually purchased UL before I was 30. It's $50/month (for $100,000). Half of it is premium, while the other half is for investment.

Every year I got statement from insurance company asking me to pay more, otherwise I need to pay more than 20 years. I am thinking the 20 years paying period may extend to my whole life because the returning rate has been always lower than I was told first time by the agent. I never see a detail table telling me how much the premium it will be through the rest of my life. The only thing I know is that the premium will jump every 8 years. I wonder I will need to pay more than $300/month when I am more than 60 to keep the UL (that sounds unaffordable at that time). I just couldn't find a real example of the UL premium from an old person.
I am regretting I made a quick decision at the very beginning. I could spend the same amount of money ($25 a month) to get a coverage of $300,000 or more if I had bought Term. For kids' care, that's much more useful than $100,000 (as the UL I have right now) in case I did lost my life.
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  • 枫下家园 / 望子成龙 / Buying insurance is important to kids or not? I was recently shocked for two neighbors passed away leaving little kids. I am seriously thinking insurance is important for this kind of situation.
    Anybody has experience about this? Which one is better? Universal Life or term insurance from long term? the more detail, the better. I trust information from online discussion rather than that from insurance agent . Thanks in advance.
    • We had the will and had the life insurance
    • 很有钱买universal,否则买term.
    • 我写过一个东西,你可以先看看。
    • Thanks a lot for all the reply. I actually purchased UL before I was 30. It's $50/month (for $100,000). Half of it is premium, while the other half is for investment.
      Every year I got statement from insurance company asking me to pay more, otherwise I need to pay more than 20 years. I am thinking the 20 years paying period may extend to my whole life because the returning rate has been always lower than I was told first time by the agent. I never see a detail table telling me how much the premium it will be through the rest of my life. The only thing I know is that the premium will jump every 8 years. I wonder I will need to pay more than $300/month when I am more than 60 to keep the UL (that sounds unaffordable at that time). I just couldn't find a real example of the UL premium from an old person.
      I am regretting I made a quick decision at the very beginning. I could spend the same amount of money ($25 a month) to get a coverage of $300,000 or more if I had bought Term. For kids' care, that's much more useful than $100,000 (as the UL I have right now) in case I did lost my life.