Falling premiums heighten interest in life insurance

Falling premiums heighten interest in life insurance – The Spokesman Review

Falling premiums heighten interest in life insurance
The Spokesman Review, WA
Farmers Insurance agent David Boley looks at a 1940 insurance policy written on a man who recently died. It was a whole life policy that matured in the 1970s and had a face value of $1000. Because of interest, it will pay around $2800. …

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