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Life Insurance Comparison Chart

Choosing life insurance with American Family Life Insurance Company means you have the freedom to build a policy that’s best for you and your family. Whether you're looking for whole or term life insurance, our comparison chart makes it simple to compare your life insurance options.

Take a look at our life insurance comparison chart to get savvy about your options and select the right coverage to protect what matters most.

Life Products
  • Temporary Coverage
    Coverage that’s in place for a certain time period, such as 20 years. The death benefit is paid to the beneficiary(ies) if you pass while the coverage is in place.
  • Permanent Coverage
    A type of life insurance that stays in place for a person’s entire life (subject to policy terms). Guaranteed death benefit.1
  • Flexible Coverage
    A type of life insurance that provides flexibility in determining how long you want your coverage to last.
  • Cash Value
    A component of some life insurance policies that accumulates from a portion of your premium and can be borrowed against like a loan to pay for things like education or retirement.2
  • Streamlined Purchase Process
    Life insurance coverage that requires no medical exam, only a few health questions to help determine eligibility.
  • Other Key Features
  • Simplified Term Life Insurance
    Temporary Coverage
    Coverage that’s in place for a certain time period, such as 20 years. The death benefit is paid to the beneficiary(ies) if you pass while the coverage is in place.
    Permanent Coverage
    A type of life insurance that stays in place for a person’s entire life (subject to policy terms). Guaranteed death benefit.1
    Flexible Coverage
    A type of life insurance that provides flexibility in determining how long you want your coverage to last.
    Cash Value
    A component of some life insurance policies that accumulates from a portion of your premium and can be borrowed against like a loan to pay for things like education or retirement.2
    Streamlined Purchase Process
    Life insurance coverage that requires no medical exam, only a few health questions to help determine eligibility.
    Other Key Features
    • Quick and easy application, fast approval.3
    • Temporary life insurance that costs less than permanent coverage.
    • 10-, 15-, 20- and 30-year level-term policies.
    • A good policy for most stages of life, including younger people with dependents and financial obligations, like rent payments or school loans.
  • Term Life Insurance
    Temporary Coverage
    Coverage that’s in place for a certain time period, such as 20 years. The death benefit is paid to the beneficiary(ies) if you pass while the coverage is in place.
    Permanent Coverage
    A type of life insurance that stays in place for a person’s entire life (subject to policy terms). Guaranteed death benefit.1
    Flexible Coverage
    A type of life insurance that provides flexibility in determining how long you want your coverage to last.
    Cash Value
    A component of some life insurance policies that accumulates from a portion of your premium and can be borrowed against like a loan to pay for things like education or retirement.2
    Streamlined Purchase Process
    Life insurance coverage that requires no medical exam, only a few health questions to help determine eligibility.

    Some customers will not need a medical exam.*

    Other Key Features
    • Temporary protection that costs less than permanent coverage for larger needs like mortgages or to replace income.
    • 10-, 15-, 20- and 30-year level-term policies.
    • A good policy for most ages, most popular with families.
  • Whole Life Insurance
    Temporary Coverage
    Coverage that’s in place for a certain time period, such as 20 years. The death benefit is paid to the beneficiary(ies) if you pass while the coverage is in place.
    Permanent Coverage
    A type of life insurance that stays in place for a person’s entire life (subject to policy terms). Guaranteed death benefit.1
    Flexible Coverage
    A type of life insurance that provides flexibility in determining how long you want your coverage to last.
    Cash Value
    A component of some life insurance policies that accumulates from a portion of your premium and can be borrowed against like a loan to pay for things like education or retirement.2
    Streamlined Purchase Process
    Life insurance coverage that requires no medical exam, only a few health questions to help determine eligibility.

    Many customers will not need a medical exam.*†

    Other Key Features
    • Premiums do not increase during the life of the policy regardless of age or health changes.
    • Attractive option for most ages, especially those in mid-to-later life stages.
  • Children's Whole Life Insurance
    Temporary Coverage
    Coverage that’s in place for a certain time period, such as 20 years. The death benefit is paid to the beneficiary(ies) if you pass while the coverage is in place.
    Permanent Coverage
    A type of life insurance that stays in place for a person’s entire life (subject to policy terms). Guaranteed death benefit.1
    Flexible Coverage
    A type of life insurance that provides flexibility in determining how long you want your coverage to last.
    Cash Value
    A component of some life insurance policies that accumulates from a portion of your premium and can be borrowed against like a loan to pay for things like education or retirement.2
    Streamlined Purchase Process
    Life insurance coverage that requires no medical exam, only a few health questions to help determine eligibility.
    Other Key Features
    • Premiums do not increase during the life of the policy regardless of age or health changes.
    • Ability to purchase additional coverage at specific ages or life events, with no medical exam or health questions.4
  • Senior Whole Life Insurance
    Temporary Coverage
    Coverage that’s in place for a certain time period, such as 20 years. The death benefit is paid to the beneficiary(ies) if you pass while the coverage is in place.
    Permanent Coverage
    A type of life insurance that stays in place for a person’s entire life (subject to policy terms). Guaranteed death benefit.1
    Flexible Coverage
    A type of life insurance that provides flexibility in determining how long you want your coverage to last.
    Cash Value
    A component of some life insurance policies that accumulates from a portion of your premium and can be borrowed against like a loan to pay for things like education or retirement.2
    Streamlined Purchase Process
    Life insurance coverage that requires no medical exam, only a few health questions to help determine eligibility.
    Other Key Features
    • Premiums do not increase during the life of the policy regardless of age or health changes.
    • Available in $10,000 and $15,000 coverage amounts.
  • DreamSecure Flexible Life Insurance
    Temporary Coverage
    Coverage that’s in place for a certain time period, such as 20 years. The death benefit is paid to the beneficiary(ies) if you pass while the coverage is in place.
    Permanent Coverage
    A type of life insurance that stays in place for a person’s entire life (subject to policy terms). Guaranteed death benefit.1
    Flexible Coverage
    A type of life insurance that provides flexibility in determining how long you want your coverage to last.
    Cash Value
    A component of some life insurance policies that accumulates from a portion of your premium and can be borrowed against like a loan to pay for things like education or retirement.2
    Streamlined Purchase Process
    Life insurance coverage that requires no medical exam, only a few health questions to help determine eligibility.

    Some customers will not need a medical exam.*†

    Other Key Features
    • Long-term, flexible coverage that can change as your life evolves.
    • Adjustable premiums and coverage amounts to meet changing needs.
    • Popular coverage to cover various life stages with one policy.
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* According to company underwriting guidelines.
† Children ages 0-17 won't need a medical exam — they'll simply answer some health questions to determine eligibility.
1 Subject to policy terms and conditions, including timely payment of premiums.
2 Any loans taken from your life insurance policy will accrue interest. Any outstanding loan balance (loan plus interest) will be deducted from the death benefit at the time of claim. If the loan balance grows too large for the cash value to support it, the policy could terminate.
3 Approval is subject to health history and underwriting guidelines.
4The information described on this web page is subject to policy terms and conditions. The GPO may be exercised only at specified dates and life events and is subject to benefit amount limitations. See policy for additional details.

 

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