Life insurance is cheaper to buy when you are at a younger age if your health is good or you have no other risk.

Some things that can increase a younger person's life insurance rates do not show up so much in older persons.

For example, DUI's, suspended drivers licenses, some mental disorders, suicide attempts, and type 1 diabetes, to name a few. 

While under the age of adulthood, some of these conditions can make it impossible for a child or teenager to get life insurance, alt...

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Can I get life insurance on my elderly parents?

Yes, an adult child may purchase life insurance on an elderly parent.

Many people choose to buy life insurance to provide money to pay for the final expenses for their parents.

In addition, even of your parents are over age 70 or have a health problem, there are guaranteed approval life insurance plans available that can give you the life insurance protection needed for your elderly parents.

Some plans offer up to $25,000 of guaranteed approval life...
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I am over age 50 and want to find the best life insurance coverage - what type of plan might be best for me?

If you're over 50 years old, and have no other life insurance, you may want to consider what you want the coverage to accomplish? Is it for leaving finds to your surviving family members to live on, or to provide for your final expenses?

Do you have anyone who relies on you for financial support? Do you have any outstanding debts? Do you have a spouse? Does your spouse work?

These are all...
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Is it possible to get life insurance for someone who is ill with a health condition?

It depends on the person's age, but there are life insurance plans that offer guaranteed approval for all applicants that meet the age requirement.

For instance, one insurance company offer up to $25,000 of guaranteed acceptance whole life insurance for people age 45 to 85. 

There's no health examination required for guaranteed issue plans and there are no health questions asked.

Basically, if you meet the age re...
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Yes, there are life insurance policies that do not require you to take a physical exam.

Some plans are called guaranteed issue which offer a small amount of life insurance and limited death benefits the first 2 years you are insured.

Other no exam life insurance plans are simplified issue with just a few health questions and no health exam required.

People age 65 and under may qualify to purchase up to $499,000 of life insurance without taking a health exam.

Here's how you can learn more about l...
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Yes, you may need life insurance coverage for ,many different reasons when you are retired.

For instance, if you own a large estate that is subject to estate taxes; or wish to leave a financial legacy to your children or grandchildren (heirs).

In fact, permanent life insurance coverage may be paid up by retirement and is an asset with many different uses. It can be used to help pay for any critical illness expenses, as a supplement to your retirement income, and more while you ...

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