Term life insurance does not automatically expire specifically at age 80 unless that milestone marks the final year of your chosen contract term (such as a 10-year or 20-year term policy purchased earlier in life). Most standard term policies feature maximum expiration or renewal age limits ranging between 75 and 95, meaning if you outlive the policy term, coverage ceases entirely unless you convert it to a permanent policy or purchase a new specialized senior term plan.
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