I have been reevaluating my life-insurance strategy and having
remembered an article about using laddered term life insurance to give
you a higher amount of coverage in the short term with reducing
amounts of coverage in the long term. I am a prolific saver, and I
have plenty of tax avoidance strategies in place for my long term
savings, so I don't really need a discussion of term vs. permanent
life-insurance. My question is whether using laddered policies can
really provide a significant savi
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I have been reevaluating my life-insurance strategy and having
remembered an article about using laddered term life insurance to give
you a higher amount of coverage in the short term with reducing
amounts of coverage in the long term. I am a prolific saver, and I
have plenty of tax avoidance strategies in place for my long term
savings, so I don't really need a discussion of term vs. permanent
life-insurance. My question is whether using laddered policies can
really provide a significant savi