There are advantages and disadvantages to everything. And there has always been a debate on whether or not child life insurance was a good thing. I wanted to provide my readers with the facts. Only you can decide what’s best for your family.

Disadvantages

  • Your child may need a medical exam
  • They probably won’t use it
  • Most young adults can get coverage later

  • Insurance premiums may actually drop as your child ages

  • Kids don’t pose a financial loss

  • Your group life insurance may already cover them

Advantages

  • They can convert to another policy when they’re 21
  • They can continue their current coverage into adulthood

  • They can lock in a low premium rate
  • They may become uninsurable later

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One Response to “Advantages and disadvantages of child life insurance”

  1. Jerry Says:

    Life insurance for children is a tough question to manage. The only real overwhelming advantage that I can see on the list would be if a child became uninsurable later. That would lead to it being worthwhile, certainly, but it has to be a fairly rare occurence, I would think… and a tough sell from a marketing standpoint, anyway. Thanks for the breakdown of both sides of the issue!
    Jerry
    http://www.leads4insurance.com

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