Permanent Life Insurance
For most people, the need for life insurance may decrease,
but it never goes away. As time passes, circumstances and
plans change, but the need for protection never disappears.
ThatÂ’s why you should consider Erie Family Life’s Permanent
Life Insurance Series, which can give you peace of mind with
these features:
Policy Features
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- Guaranteed life insurance protection that
will not decrease.
- Guaranteed cash value that can be borrowed
to take advantage of future opportunities.
- Guaranteed premium that does not change,
regardless of changes in your health.
- Minimum policy size is $5,000.
- Issue Ages:
- Whole Life: Ages 0-80
- 20-Pay Life: Ages 0-70
- Life Paid-Up at 65: Ages 0-55
- Erie Family Lifes Permanent Life Insurance
Series offers a choice of three plans. Whole
Life provides a level death benefit for life and
remains in force through age 100, as long as you
continue paying premiums. The 20-Pay Life and
Life Paid-Up at 65 plans are designed for
individuals who want lifetime protection without
paying lifetime premiums. Each plan can help you
meet a variety of needs, including:
- Funding for your children's’ education.
- Payment of medical bills, final expenses
and estate settlement costs.
- Financial support for your dependents.
- Supplemental retirement income.
The Accelerated Benefit Rider is automatically
included without cost on all Permanent Life
Insurance policies. This rider pays up to 50% of the
death benefit (up to a maximum aggregate amount of
$250,000) to any insured who is diagnosed as being
terminally ill and expected to die within 12 months
of diagnosis.
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Other Options
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- Waiver of Premium Disability Benefit Rider
(ages 15-55)
- Accidental Death Benefit Rider
- ages 5-60 Whole Life, 20-Pay Life
- ages 5-55 Life Paid-Up at 65
- Guaranteed Insurability Rider (ages 0-37)
- Payor Waiver Rider (At insured’s age 0-14)
- Spouse/Children’s Term Insurance Rider
- Childrens Term Insurance Rider
- Mortgagecover Rider
- Whole Life
- 20-Pay Life for 20 years or less
- Life Paid-Up at 65 when coverage does
not run beyond age 65
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