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  Term life insurance is a cost-effective insurance option, distinguishing itself from permanent life insurance by its affordability. With term life insurance, you purchase coverage for a specified number of years, during which the policy remains in force as long as you consistently pay the premiums and the term has not expired. This characteristic allows policyholders to lock in a fixed premium rate for the entire term, facilitating budgeting and financial planning. At the conclusion of the term, individuals may have the option to renew the policy at an adjusted rate, typically on a year-to-year basis. The renewal rate is determined by factors such as age and health at the time of renewal, and the necessity of a medical examination may vary. Additionally, policyholders might have the opportunity to convert their term life insurance into whole life insurance at the end of the term, providing flexibility and long-term coverage options. 

 Whole life insurance is a form of permanent life insurance designed to provide coverage for the entirety of your life. As long as you continue to pay your premiums, the policy guarantees a death benefit payout whenever you pass away, regardless of your age at the time of death. What sets whole life insurance apart is its dual nature, combining life insurance coverage with a savings component. A portion of your premium contributes to the cash value, which earns a fixed interest rate over time. This feature distinguishes whole life policies from term life policies, contributing to their relatively higher cost. Importantly, the cash value accumulation does not impact the death benefit, ensuring your beneficiaries receive the agreed-upon amount. However, if the cash value reaches the death benefit amount by a specified age, often around 100 or 120, the policy is terminated, and the coverage amount is paid out. Additionally, policyholders have the option to access the cash value through life insurance loans, where no credit check is typically required, and a straightforward approval process is in place. Repayment of the loan, with interest, can be done during the policyholder's lifetime, or if they pass away before repayment, the outstanding amount along with interest is deducted from the death benefit paid to beneficiaries.