For that reason we must all look in particular at the longer term policy measures.

It's a disastrous short term policy which will lead to even more problems in the future.

We must unite on a long term policy in this area.

Term policies, however, may end before death, the main thing on the minds of these customers.

It's fair to say that a lot of people in the arts wonder what the Government's long term policy on the subject actually is.

Often, term policies are sold by agents who explain the options.

An important consideration in a term policy is the renewal provision.

People who want life insurance will often do better by simply buying a term policy, the most economical form.

In fact, many who buy a new term policy never do invest the difference, and thus lose the savings feature they had before.

But consumer advocates, and even some insurers, say the longer term policies are not for everyone.

As a society, we have been guilty of what can fairly be termed policy corruption.

Long term policy decisions to prevent such unethical practices have to be put in place.

The new policy is issued at the rate class of the original term policy.

When the term policy is used, it may also refer to:

But loans cannot be taken out on term policies, which have no cash value because the premiums go only for insurance.

Until recently, Slackware had no officially stated support term policy.

Term policies, now a fast-growing type of life insurance, have no investment component.

A growing number are concluding that financial protection can best be achieved with an inexpensive term policy.

But for this to happen, the government would have to commit to long term policies that promote renewable energy.

For term policies, they also recommend a feature called convertibility.

So a breadwinner who uses this strategy might want to get a low-cost term policy.

As for life insurance, he favors term policies, which provide death benefits but accumulate no cash value.

Simply dropping the insurance means that the premiums go to waste, because term policies have no cash value.

The insurer may also be willing to include this provision, no questions asked, if the term policy is converted to whole life.

In my opinion, these proposals still do not address long term policy in this sector.