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Frequently Asked Questions

• Should you choose term life or permanent life insurance?

  Term life insurance versus permanent life insurance is really a discussion of inexpensive and straightforward vs. complex and robust. If you cannot afford high monthly premiums and simply want to ensure your family is taken care of in the event of your death, term insurance may be the choice.

• How much does term life insurance cost?

  Term life insurance cost. A term life insurance policy is the right policy for most people. A healthy 30-year-old male can expect to pay an average of $21 a month for a 20-year policy.

• Does term life insurance typically have a surrender value?

  No, Term life insurance does not usually have a cash surrender value. Term insurance buys pure protection rather than building up a cash value, and that is why the costs of Term life insurance is usually lower than policies that have cash value. Return of Premium (ROP) Term is one type of Term that could have a cash surrender value if you kept the policy long enough.

• Where do ladder life insurance policies come from?

  Ladder's term life policies are issued in New York by Allianz Life Insurance Company of New York, in New York, NY and (Policy form # MN-26) and policies issued in all other states and DC by Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America, Minneapolis, MN (Policy form # ICC20P-AZ100 and # P-AZ100).

• Which is better ladder insurance or Fidelity Security?

  Bottom line: Ladder's tech-forward approach to life insurance is simple, but higher-than-expected complaints for its policy issuer (Fidelity Security) mean there may be better options available. Many or all of the products featured here are from our partners who compensate us.

• Do you have to take a medical test for ladder insurance?

  Like a lot of insure-tech companies, Ladder offers policies to many people with no medical exam requirement. That means you don’t have to submit blood or urine tests because Ladder uses third-party data sources, such as listings of your prescription-drug history, to assess your risk level.

• How does NerdWallet rate a life insurance company?

  NerdWallet’s life insurance ratings are based on weighted averages of financial strength ratings, which indicate a company’s ability to pay future claims, and complaint index scores from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners for individual life insurance.