Group Life Insurance Policy
If I enroll in VGLI (Veteran's group Life Insurance)?
I recently left the military and am eligible for life insurance for veterans. I was wondering if it's something I must take, or if there are better policies out there for me. I'm still young and this is something new for me. I am able to get the most coverage was with the Army to $ 400,000. If you max out? Thanks, Johnny C.
First decide if you need insurance. Who depends on your income? If not, you do not need insurance. Secondly decide whether you need Term Insurance or whole life. most likely time would be best. Then compare the rates of VGLI to USAA. If you are healthy may be less expensive USAA. Again, make sure you need insurance before doing anything else.
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