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Fifty is no bar for life insurance

February 15, 2011 by James Lewis Leave a Comment

There are many who still need life insurance even after they’ve reached an advanced age. The most common reason is that, people who have taken Term life insurance policies will be rendered without coverage after the completion of the term by which time they will obviously be above fifty years of age. Term policies are taken under the assumption that by the time the term finishes, the beneficiaries of the policy would be capable of taking care of themselves and that there would be enough savings left to cover for the funeral and other expenses of the person in case of death. More often than not, the low/middle income group individual who issued the policy would still be left with people clinging for their support and there would just not be enough savings for those who are left behind, sometimes not even covering funeral expenditure.

But people are growing healthier by the day! It is not considered unusual anymore to see a 70 year old with no health issues whatsoever. This is exactly why insurance companies now extend whole and even term life insurance for people over fifty at great life insurance rates. There are a few problems with term life insurance though. While renewing one’s existing term life insurance could come with several stipulations that one might not have foreseen while buying the policy years ago, taking a new term insurance for people above fifty years of age will cost a lot more than it does for a younger person. Also, higher the term period, more is the cost of premiums. But, how would you know whether you would be alive or dead in ten or twenty years? And more importantly, how is one going to assume that after the term period finishes, one wouldn’t have any financial obligations towards one’s family. Supposing the mortgage of your house is not paid back as planned due to a setback in your finances or if one of your children still need assistance…it would be like coming back a whole circle.

There are other options like guaranteed universal life insurance policies that provide life insurance for people above fifty years of age more conveniently. They are no exam – whole life insurance packages and come with a no-questions-asked tag. Meaning you do not have to take a medical test or answer a lengthy questionnaire about your family’s medical history as such. These policies have secured financial benefits unlike term policies. And the insured can relax because he would be covered for however long he might live. However, these policies only cover up to $25,000 but the other option of getting a whole life insurance policy of the underwritten type might not be available for those of an advanced age than 80 and even if it does, there is every chance that it would be more costlier than the both the options, discussed above.

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Life Insurance | Whole life Quote : BeamaLife.com

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Understanding long term care insurance

February 15, 2011 by James Lewis Leave a Comment

“Old age may seem a long way off. But on the day it doesn’t, it will be too late to do anything about it.”

Sooner or later, we all need help. While we age, our wisdom increases but our body decays. All over America, tens of thousands of people need regular professional care. Though it is not an eventuality for everyone, the right thing to do is to be prepared. This is where Long term care insurance comes into play. Truth is not every family can afford the kind of care that sick people might need to get through daily activities. The result is taking a sabbatical from work or worse even, dipping into retirement fund due to lack of options. We all want a cheerful and comfortable life for our families. The tax of long term care could do just the opposite.

Long term care is needed by people who are unable to perform at least two activities of daily living or need supervision while performing these activities. Though the majority of people need it due to old age, debilitating accidents, chronic diseases or a health conditions that require constant monitoring are other reasons why even young or hitherto healthy people might require long term care. Taking out a Long term care insurance policy should cover the expenses like home care, assisted living, adult day care and even nursing home in the untoward event that you need the assistance due to a physical condition or due to the complications developed in old age.

There are several options in long term care insurance through which you can choose the type of care and the maximum expenses that could occur. You can also choose the benefit period, i.e., the amount of time you will be expecting long term care. It could be anywhere between three years and ten years while there is also the option of unlimited term care. You can pay for the insurance using limited pay plans or life plans. Through limited pay plans you can choose to pay the premiums for a certain period like ten years or till you reach a certain age. Generally, people pay the cost of insurance in premiums till they retire.

Like every other insurance policy, term care insurances come with several stipulations too and one needs to be wary of these while buying one. The most important factor, however is to start on a policy as soon as possible. With age, one might develop health conditions that can increase the cost of premium or can make one ineligible for long term care insurance. Also, the cost of the premium is lesser when one is younger.

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Life Insurance | Disability Insurance : BeamaLife.com

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Understanding Term Life insurance quote

February 15, 2011 by James Lewis Leave a Comment

Term life insurance quotes are available online, we all know that. All we have to do is fill up a form and a term quote lands in your email in no time. But, considering the number of term quote providers out there, there is the question of ‘which ones can you trust?’ And rightly so, because the best companies might not use the best marketing strategies and those that use might not be the best policy for you. So how do you decide which one is best for you? Companies are rated by independent financial analysts like AM Best, Moody’s, etc. These ratings can help you choose between quotes, and decide whether a company offering a cheap term life insurance quote has the potential to live up to its promises or not, after ten twenty and even thirty years.

Another issue is the reliability factor of the given term quote itself. More often than not, the quote is subject to change, not because the quote providers are drawing the figures out of air, but because insurance companies tend to tweak your applications and add up a lot of factors towards drawing up the final premium rates. There is no general questionnaire that you can expect either. Supposing your medical history showed an accident that occurred while rock climbing, an additional risk factor is added based on your passion for adventure sports. The family medical history is screened for a plethora of hereditary diseases and every occurrence of such a disease adds up.

A term life insurance quote that you obtain online is basically automated. The most common questions you are likely to be posed with are your age, height and weight, whether you are a smoker or not and bam, you have a list of term quotes from different companies. You can consider term life insurance quotes as a general assessment of the price range of your policy. But you should not depend on them for your own financial assessment due to the reasons we have already explored.

Term life insurance quotes should be compared using some basic variables of a provider. The prices of the company being the first, you should also be wary of the underwriting process. For example, some companies might offer insurance for those who had a history of cancer while some don’t. Other points would be the ratings and the quality of customer service of a company—remember you are going to be associated with this company for decades.

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Life Insurance Quotes | Whole Life Insurance : BeamaLife.com

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Whole life insurance explored

February 15, 2011 by James Lewis Leave a Comment

Whole life insurance is insurance as we know it and it covers a person’s death for however long he lives. Whole life insurance is a more guaranteed form of life insurance and is thus more costly than the term life policy which only runs for a particular amount of time. So, if there is a hundred percent guarantee that the policy will pay out, why will insurance companies offer such a policy anyways? Well, apart from the risk factor that a policy holder might die early, the premiums paid will appreciate in value through bonds and other investments made by the insurance company and by the time the policy is paid out or surrendered, the investment will reach the figure of benefit anyways. [Read more…] about Whole life insurance explored

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Medical Exam is not a necessity for insurance

February 15, 2011 by James Lewis Leave a Comment

No Medical Exam life insurance seems to be a strange term for anyone. While some tend to think Life Insurance with no medical exam is some kind of a marketing trick, others give it a thought when they are in two minds about getting insurance. Having no life insurance policy is no excuse for any adult. It would sound ridiculous for those who do, but there are people who have ‘no time’ for taking out a policy. Starting out, you do not seem to afford it, after marriage there seem to be a lot of expenses that taking out a policy would encumber your already tight budgets, after you have kids, the thought passes your mind again but you seem to think there is always more time for you to go get one and before you know it, you’re about to retire in a few years with no life insurance to take care of your family in the unfortunate case of your death. Whatever your reasons might be, you need to be aware of your options.

Life insurance with no medical exam is a realistic option if indeed you feel weighed down by your schedules to fix up an appointment with the medical examiner. Plus of course, the added timing factor is not appealing for many or there could be many reasons why you prefer to have no medical but still get coverage. Largely there are three kinds of insurances. First, there are the conventional underwritten policies with several questions about you, your family and medical history along with a compulsory medical test. There are also simplified issue life insurances that do not require a medical test but some questions need to be answered about the family medical history and personal medical history. And then there is the no medical exam life insurance policy where you do not need to answer any questions nor do you have to take a test. It’s just an application away and it is made available to you within days! And the best part is you can even apply online without once showing your face to your insurers.

Convenience is a major plus in a no medical exam life insurance. You might have to answer a few questions related to your age, gender, height and weight but that is hardly a comparison to the lengthy questionnaires you might have to fill elsewhere.  There is no flip side to no medical exam life insurance except may be the fact that it is a bit pricey. And you will not be able acquire more than maximum $500,000 coverage. Also, in most of the cases, a policy can be obtained regardless of the age. That is why they are often times referred to as guaranteed issue life insurance policies as well.

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Life Insurance Quotes | Term Life Rates : BeamaLife.com

Filed Under: Business

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