Term Insurance

Term insurance is a type of life insurance where you pay a monthly premium for a set term of coverage, usually in blocks of 10 years. After the term expires, you lose the life insurance coverage, but you also no longer pay premiums. Term life insurance is different from whole life insurance in that it's not usually considered an investment, but mostly a protection for family members in case the primary earner dies. When that occurs, the family receives a cash benefit from the term insurance policy.

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Quit Claim Deeds For LLC

Filling out a quit claim deed for a limited liability company is not difficult, but it must be done accurately. The best way to make sure your quit claim deed is filled out correctly is by consulting a real estate attorney. Another important aspect of filling out a quit claim deed, is checking with your title company to make sure the LLC is covered under your title insurance. Using a quit claim deed to convey a title to an LLC may cancel any coverage under the original title insurance policy.

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