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Yes. You can have multiple policies from the same or different life insurance companies.

For example, you can have a whole life insurance policy for a permanent need or a term life policy for a temporary need. That might include paying off your mortgage or your children’s college expenses if you were to die.

You should consider your current and ongoing expenses plus your future expenses like college or your funeral.

A life insurance premium is the payment you make as your portion of the cost of an insurance policy.

Typically, you will have a 30 or 31-day grace period. If you pay within this period, your policy continues.

If you don’t pay within the grace period, your policy may lapse, depending on the type of policy. Nevertheless, with a permanent policy, your life insurer may use your cash value, if available, to cover premium payments.

Yes, but only if you have an “insurable interest” in that person. That means you would suffer financially if that person passed away.

This usually means a spouse, domestic partner, live-in companion, business partner, or parent.

There are multiple life insurance options. Some don’t require a medical exam, while others do.