Life insurance policies with no medical exam and no health questions asked are commonly referred to as "guaranteed issue" or "simplified issue" life insurance. Here's an explanation of how these policies work and who may benefit from them:

1. Application process: When applying for guaranteed issue life insurance, you don't need to undergo a medical exam or answer health-related questions. Instead, you provide basic personal information such as age, gender, and contact details. The application i...

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Yes, there are life insurance carriers that offer whole life insurance plans without requiring the applicant to take a health exam.

However, the amount of coverage available may be limited based on your age and health.

Some carriers offer single premium whole life insurance with no exam but the minimum premium may be a one-time payment of $10,000.

In addition, there no exam whole life insurance plans with guaranteed acceptance for people age 45 to 85. These plans are often used as a means of pro...
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Is there life insurance available for people over age 60 with no health examination required?

Yes, people over 60 may qualify for life insurance without taking a medical exam.

In fact, Globe Life offers up to $30,000 of simplified life insurance without any medical exam. There are a few Yes/No health questions for you to answer.

Globe Life is rated "A+" Superior for financial strength by AM best Company. And, Globe Life provides a 30 day money-back guarantee.

Just $1 starts up to $30,000 of life ...
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What happens at a life insurance exam depends on your age, the life insurance company, and the amount of life insurance for which you are applying. 

If you are young and applying for a small life insurance policy under $100,000 of coverage, it is possible that all that is needed is answering some medical questions, and maybe giving a sample of urine for testing.

For most people that apply for a medically underwritten life insurance policy over $100,000 of coverage, a blood ...

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