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Q: what term life insurance policy should I get for a 60 yr old man?
My father is 60, smoker and taking Zocor. Normal weight. The quotes I have seen for a 10 yr term for $150,000 are $180 a month. Does that seem right? Anyone know a cheaper one? Basically I inherit the house while my relative gets the cash, so it’s all fair. I would make the payments and leave my relative as the beneficiary. Thanks
the reason I have to get the life ins is because he is leaving me the swanky $400K California home. Meanwhile I have to give my sister $150K in cash to make it even (per my father). Since I don’t have that kind of cash (I’m 35) I need life ins now in case he passes away this decade. My father wants me to take out a 2nd mtg upon his death, but I told him that would add $700 monthly to the existing mortgage payment for 30 years (I pay that too) so I’d rather pay $200 for 15 years now. Oh and he’s on board. He knows I would have to sell the house to pay off my sister, so this is the only way to have the cash. All good answers! I will probably get a 15 year term and worry about what I’ll do if he lives to be 75.
in the history of may family 1 male lived past 70. that’s why I think if I insure him till 75 I’l be fine. The L.A. house is worth $400K but we owe $80K. I’ll have no problem paying the mtg and bills, since I do it now. However if he died tomorrow, and I owed my sis $150K, I’d be screwed and have to sell. All the answers are taking into account that he’ll live past 75 and I should save the money instead, but I’m worried about him getting by a bus tomorrow and me having to sell the house. I don;t want the cash, I want to keep the house. I graduated high school from that house 
A: I can think of few reasons for a person of this age to have term coverage. Most scenarios requiring life insurance for someone in or near retirement call for the policy to be in force upon death, nor matter how far away that might be. This being the case, permanent coverage is the only option.
ADDED: Your added information confirms my comments. If the insurance lapses before your father’s death, your whole situation unravels. You MUST have permanent coverage; term is not an option.
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