Typical Premium Range
The average cost of a $1 million term life insurance policy for a healthy non‑smoker in their 30s is roughly $30‑$45 per month for a 20‑year term, or about $360‑$540 annually. Prices rise sharply with age, health issues, or if the term is longer.
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Key Factors that Influence Price
Several variables determine the exact premium:
- Age at the time of purchase – younger applicants pay less.
- Gender – males often have slightly higher rates.
- Health status – medical exams, cholesterol, blood pressure, and smoking history matter.
- Policy length – 10‑year terms are cheaper than 20‑ or 30‑year terms.
- Riders and additional benefits – adding a waiver of premium or accelerated death benefit increases cost.
Sample Premiums by Age and Term Length
| Age | 10‑Year Term | 20‑Year Term |
|---|---|---|
| 30 | $20‑$30/mo | $30‑$45/mo |
| 40 | $30‑$45/mo | $50‑$70/mo |
| 50 | $50‑$70/mo | $90‑$120/mo |
How to Get an Accurate Quote
Use an online calculator or speak with an agent to input personal health data, desired term length, and any riders. Most insurers will request a brief medical questionnaire and may require a lab workup for final pricing.