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Relying on cash value life insurance may come as a surprise option to those who have always believed that individuals would get a better return investing in term insurance, and then using the difference between that and cash value to create a separate portfolio.

Recent news in the life insurance market has featured some disturbing stories regarding the manipulation of elderly Americans by scam-artists intent on taking out STOLI policies, or Stranger Oriented Life Insurance policies, and using them to cheat insurance companies out of millions of dollars.

Much has been made of the revelation last week that many life insurance companies have invested in fast food restaurants and companies.

In recent news a Florida man has been arrested for taking millions of dollars from senior citizens in a life insurance scam.

Many buyers are confused about the difference between traditional term life insurance, and permanent or whole life insurance.

In the news this week, a potential law in Ohio would create a statewide database designed to help people claim life insurance benefits that are sitting unclaimed.

American International Group, Inc. (AIG), under the legal counsel of Debevoise & Plimpton LLP, announced plans to sell American International Assurance (AIA), world’s leading pan-Asian life insurance group, to Prudential plc (Prudential).

I recommend term life insurance because the rest of it is garbage, a ripoff. Let's say I am talking to a 32 year old who has a 4 year old and a two year old. Lets visit him 20 years from now when his 20 year level term that I recommend expired...

A sweet 30 something woman asked her "I am married with two young children. Our financial advisor signed us up for a variable life insurance on my husband, we pay $600 a month with a death benefit of $750,000. We had it for 6 years and I have never felt comfortable about it and I am wondering what we should do.

When you surrender a life insurance policy you do get cash, but in a life settlement you usually could get more cash than what you would get from the insurance company.