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Where the money goes to after the on who had died. The person who receives the benefits of the insurance. They receive it through the company to pay for a funeral or if they relied on previous income, then it goes towards that. They could go to anyone and even some charities.

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Age because of shorting life expectancy.
Medical history including family and your own to find if there is a high chance of you getting sick.
Occupation because some are more dangerous life as a construction worker.
Gender considering women live longer than men on average.

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https://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/insurance/types-of-life-insurance/
https://www.mcmha.org/factors-determine-life-insurance-premiums/

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Term life: Simplest and cheapest. Set for a planned time frame of when you would die. Can last from 5-30 years.
Whole life: Very expensive but it covers all your needs and lasts your whole life. Consistent payments.
Universal life: Cheaper but more strict on payment due dates. If you are in the range of dying soon you get benefits of a guaranteed payment.
Variable life: An investment based insurance that builds value and has death benefits. It also slowly grows more cash value.

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An insurance plan that supports your family with money to help with debt and living expenses.

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Daniel Ray