Life & Health
What is Health Insurance?
Find the Right Health Insurance for You and Your Family
The cost of medical care continues to rise annually. Despite the rising costs, you may find yourself in need of healthcare more often. In the event of an illness or accident, do you have proper coverage?
Here at Bortec Insurance, we aim to connect individuals, families, and groups with the best health insurance solutions. There are different types of Marketplace health insurance plans designed to meet different needs. Some types of plans restrict your provider choices or encourage you to get care from the plan’s network of doctors, hospitals, pharmacies, and other medical service providers. Others pay a greater share of costs for providers outside the plan’s network.
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What is Life Insurance?
Secure Your Family's Financial Future with Life Insurance
Life insurance policies help provide security to either you or your beneficiaries after you pass away or after a designated period of time. With the help from Bortec Insurance we can find a life insurance policy that suits your needs so you can help secure your family’s financial future by paying for college, paying off a mortgage, covering any final expenses or estate taxes, and more.
Types of Life Insurance
Term life insurance tends to be a more affordable policy than permanent life insurance because it doesn’t build any cash value that you can borrow against or invest and it ends at the term of your contract instead of providing lifetime coverage. If you still need coverage at the end of your term, however, you may be able to renew or convert your policy.
Select the duration of you coverage; Decide the number or years your financial needs will be greatest (for example, when your kids are younger or while you are paying a mortgage)Determine how much you need; Think about how much your loved one may need to replace your income.
With a term life insurance policy, you pay fixed premiums for the term you have selected to be covered. Your monthly payments will stay the same throughout your premium period. If something were to happen to you, whoever you choose as your beneficiary will receive the tax-free death benefit. In order to receive a policy you may need to complete a life insurance medical exam so that your insurer can get an idea of your health status. Bortec Insurance will be every step of the way to make sure you get the best coverage that fits your needs.
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What is Universal life insurance?
The Benefits of Universal Life Insurance
Universal life insurance is a policy that provides protection for you and your loved ones, as well as the potential for cash value growth. Unlike whole life insurance, universal life insurance allows you to adjust the death benefit and premium payments over time. This means that if your needs change in the future, you can make modifications to your policy without having to purchase a new one. The ability to adjust both the death benefit and premiums allows you the flexibility to customize coverage based on changes in income, health or other circumstances.
You can change the protection level, how frequently you pay your premium or even the premium amount, as long as you remain within set boundaries.
If your needs change, you have the potential to build and borrow from the cash value while you’re alive.
What is Whole life Insurance?
Secure Your Future with Whole Life Insurance
The payout your beneficiary receives if you die is typically tax-free and has a steady value throughout the life of the policy.
The payout your beneficiary receives if you die is typically tax-free and has a steady value throughout the life of the policy.
What is Variable Universal Life Insurance?
Maximize Your Protection with Variable Universal Life Insurance!
Variable Universal Life Insurance is a type of permanent protection that offers flexibility and the potential for growth by investing some or all your cash value in sub accounts that are tied to the stock market – similar to how mutual funds are structured.