Wesley Burt

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[...] a medical exam is more costly, but may be the only way some individuals can get coverage. Term insurance is less expensive than whole life, but no-exam whole life policies usually have an exclusion [...]

[...] with diabetes, heart-related problems and cancer. For those who have been rejected because of medical issues, there is a simple solution to find relatively cheap term life insurance to protect your [...]

[...] in the policy. Health – Although it is expected that people over the age of 75 already have medical issues at the age of application, insurance agencies now have tailored their insurance packages to [...]

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[...] options are still open, although the premiums may be slightly higher due to your age. A whole life insurance covers your life at any age, meaning a payout will be given to your beneficiaries no [...]

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[...] term life insurance is more affordable than a whole life insurance and covers your life for a specific period. A payout will be given to your assigned beneficiaries ONLY when you die in the period [...]

[...] their underwriting rules, making it possible for people over the age of 75 to get insurance coverage. Before purchasing a life insurance, you have to make sure that you plan ahead of time and [...]