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Can Online Life Insurance Really Save You Money? The Answer Below May Shock You!

Can buying online life insurance get you a better deal than shopping via more conventional methods? According to some news reports it may be possible to save around $600 a year on your insurance premiums by going the online route. However, this doesn't mean that rates offered by online insurance providers are necessarily cheaper.

What online life insurance quotes DO offer the consumer is a platform for comparing the rates of a wide range of companies. This means the consumer can narrow his choices down to the companies which are the most affordable. Potential policyholders can get much the same result by making calls to local agents and asking for quotes. However, buying online life insurance will cost you less and save time.

While online quotes are certainly useful, every consumer should be aware of a few things before they decide to make use of online life insurance providers. What are the benefits of choosing online insurance providers over more traditional routes?

Buying online life insurance means you can shop at your leisure. There are no brokers or salesman trying to convince you to buy a specific product. This means you can make your decision based on facts, not emotion. If you have questions, customer service consultants are available to answer them for you.

One major disadvantage of buying online life insurance is that there is generally no discount offered for buying through the net (vs. an agent) and there is unlikely to be a 'personal' feeling connected with your purchase.

If you choose NOT to buy online life insurance what are your options? Consumers may choose to buy their insurance via a local 'exclusive' agent. This type of agent sells insurance for a single company. You usually have the option of online service but you can also consult face-to-face. The disadvantage of going this route are that agents are only able to offer one price. In addition, because they work on a commission basis they may be a little too 'persuasive'.

Local 'non-exclusive' agents are a second alternative to buying online life insurance. A non-exclusive agent offers a variety of deals from a range of companies. This means that you will be able to obtain a package that suits your individual needs. If you are finding it difficult to get life insurance due to health or other problems, using this type of agent may be a good idea.

One disadvantage of this type of agent is that insurance products are generally more expensive. It also means you may not be familiar with the insurance provider. If you decide to buy your insurance through a non-exclusive agent rather than using an online life insurance provider it is a good idea to do some research on the company to establish its ratings and performance statistics before signing on the dotted line.

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Judge: Bank has claim to Boesen's life insurance (The Altoona Herald-Mitchellville Index)
A Sioux Falls, S.D., bank has the right to collect about $3 million in life insurance benefits intended for Ed Boesen's widow, a Polk County judge ruled Monday.
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Fort Dearborn Life Insurance Company announces the appointment of Anthony F. Trani as president and CEO. Trani, a 36-year veteran of the insurance industry, fills a vacancy recently created by retiring president Larry Newsom.
China Life Insurance to explore investment overseas (Channel NewsAsia)
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Fort Dearborn Life Insurance appoints new CEO (Insurance Business Review)
Fort Dearborn Life Insurance Company has named Anthony Trani as the new president and CEO of the company. He replaces the retiring president Larry Newsom.
Court Favors Pinault?s Artemis in Insurance Suit (New York Times)
A U.S. appeals court threw out a $241 million restitution award against France?s Artemis SA linked to the purchase of assets from the failed Executive Life Insurance Company of California.
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