Is it possible to purchase life insurance online without taking a medical exam?

Yes, in fact, there's an A++ rated life insurance company that offers up to $1,000,000 of no medical life insurance for qualified applicants.

You can request a free price quote and apply online for a policy in about 15 minutes.

There are some health questions you need to answer when applying for coverage. And, if approved, you may start your affordable life insurance plan today.

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Is there insurance you can buy to pay off your home mortgage loan in case you die?

Yes, it's called mortgage payoff insurance and it helps makes sure your loved ones can remain in  the home they shared with you in case you pass away.

With mortgage payoff life insurance you select the amount of coverage that is equal to your outstanding mortgage loan, and you choose a duration of coverage equal to the length of your mortgage loan - from 10, 15, 20 or 30 years of protection.

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How can I get cheap term life insurance coverage?

To start, term insurance is cheaper than any other type of life insurance.

There are ways to lower the cost of your term life policy, including:

• Get healthy and lower your weight
  
• Quit smoking
  
• Compare pricing among several insurers
  
• Pay premiums annually instead of monthly
  
• Don't buy more life insurance than you need
  
• Purchase coverage sooner rather than later to lock-in the lowest rate
  

Here's some more tips for finding term insurance cheap.


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What is a level term insurance policy?

It's a type of life insurance that provides temporary coverage for a specific period of time, usually form 10 to 30 years.

How does it work? It's simple and affordable. You select a term for your coverage form 10, 15, 20 or 30 years. The term is the duration of your life insurance policy. The longer your term, the higher your annual cost of life insurance.

If you pass away during the term of your policy, the person you choose (your beneficiary) to receive y...
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