How to Choose the Right Life Insurance

如何選擇合適的人壽保險


Introduction

This report helps you choose the right life insurance. It explains how to protect your family's money for a long time.

本報告將協助您選擇合適的人壽保險,並說明如何長期保障您家人的財務。

Main Body

Do not use simple rules to pick your insurance amount. Instead, look at your debts and your family's needs. Think about school costs for children and your health.

不要使用簡單的準則來挑選保險金額。相反地,請審視您的債務以及家人的需求。考慮孩子的教育成本以及您的健康狀況。

There are two main types of insurance. Term insurance is cheap and gives a lot of protection. Investment plans are very expensive because they try to grow your money.

保險主要分為兩類。定期壽險價格低廉且提供高額保障。投資型計畫則非常昂貴,因為其旨在增加您的財富。

Check if the insurance company is good. Look at how many claims they pay. See if they pay large amounts of money. You can also buy extra protection for serious illnesses.

請檢查保險公司是否可靠。查看其理賠記錄,確認是否支付過大額賠償。您也可以購買額外的重大疾病保障。

Conclusion

You should choose a personal plan. Use term insurance and pick a company with a good history.

您應該選擇個人化計畫。使用定期壽險,並選擇一家有良好記錄的公司。

Vocabulary Learning

💡 The 'Opposites' Pattern

In this text, we see how to describe two different things by comparing them. This is a great way to speak better English.

Cheap \rightarrow Expensive

  • Term insurance is cheap. (Low price)
  • Investment plans are very expensive. (High price)

🛠️ Useful 'Action' Words

To reach A2, you need words that tell people what to do. Look at these from the report:

  • Choose \rightarrow Pick one thing from many.
  • Protect \rightarrow Keep someone safe.
  • Check \rightarrow Look carefully to see if it is correct.

📝 Sentence Secret: "Do not... Instead..."

Use this when you want to give a better idea:

"Do not use simple rules... Instead, look at your debts."

(Stop doing A \rightarrow Start doing B)

Vocabulary Learning

insurance (n.)
A system where you pay money to a company to protect you if something bad happens.
Example:I have health insurance to pay for the doctor.
protect (v.)
To keep someone or something safe from danger or loss.
Example:We use a fence to protect the garden.
debts (n.)
Money that you owe to another person or a bank.
Example:He is working hard to pay his debts.
investment (n.)
Putting money into something to make more money in the future.
Example:Buying a house can be a good investment.
claims (n.)
Requests for money from an insurance company after an accident.
Example:The company paid the insurance claims after the fire.
illnesses (n.)
Times when a person is sick or not healthy.
Example:Many winter illnesses cause a cough and cold.
Practice A2 words in a crossword