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The Term Life Cliff Nobody Put on the Calendar
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Joey Didier
Commentary September 09, 2026 at 06:14 AM
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- The premium for 20-year term life for a healthy 35-year-old is very low.
- The client might want to keep the same life insurance in place at age 55.
- Keeping the same coverage in place at age 55 might be very expensive.
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