Term policies
Term life policies, by name
Each page covers one named product and the company that issues it. Issue ages, lengths, riders and the conversion rule, each with its source and date.
Two policies sold under similar names can behave very differently once the level period ends or when you try to convert. These pages put the product rules in one place, product by product, so you can compare like with like.
Every page names the insurer that issues the policy. A blank cell means the insurer does not publish that detail in its consumer documents, and we say so instead of filling the gap from agent-only material.
Policies in the library
- State Farm Select TermTen, twenty or thirty years of level premiums, sold only through State Farm agents. The 30-year option closes at 45, earlier than at many insurers, so the age you shop at matters.Checked November 11, 2026
- Symetra SwiftTermAn online term policy from Symetra Life Insurance Company, sold in 10, 15, 20 and 30-year lengths. The detail most reviews skip is how early its conversion right ends.Checked November 12, 2026
- Term policy databaseA side-by-side term life insurance comparison built from what the insurers themselves publish to buyers. Where an insurer is silent, the cell says so.Checked November 12, 2026
Your own price, from a licensed agent
Compare these policies with your own numbers
- Answer a few quick questions. Age, state, health and the coverage you want.
- A licensed agent calls you. From an independent agency that compares more than one insurer.
- You see real prices and conversion rules side by side. Nothing is bought on the call unless you choose it.