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  Brandon LaughridgePresident, PolicyZip LLC


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MOST RECOMMENDED LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES

Below are the life insurance companies we recommend most to our customers due to
their strong financial strength, history of strong claims paying ability, years
in business, and competitive rates.

 1. Mutual of Omaha
 2. Lincoln Financial Group
 3. Prudential

Yes, we can shop many companies, but we believe in working with proven, trusted
brands that help us preserve our customer relationships.


LIFE INSURANCE WITH A PRE-EXISTING CONDITIONS

Life insurance policies may well be the most important part of your portfolio,
because they provide a financial umbrella that can protect your loved ones at a
time when they will need it the most.  All smart financial planning includes a
life insurance component, and dollar for dollar, it is one of the wisest
investments you can make.

Life insurance is simply a contract between an insurance company and a policy
holder to provide a lump sum payment to a designated beneficiary when the policy
holder dies.  The policy holder pays premiums to the insurance company in
exchange for the financial protection that life insurance provides.

There are many types of life insurance policies that can provide peace of mind
for a variety of life’s circumstances.  The two most common are term life
insurance and whole life insurance. You may also want to consider a cheaper
alternative, like burial insurance, also known as final expense insurance.

 * Term Life Insurance
 * Whole Life Insurance
 * Burial Insurance


TERM LIFE INSURANCE POLICY

Term life policy gives you coverage for a specified length of time, generally in
five-year increments ranging from 10 to 30 years.  Rates that you pay remain
fixed for the length of the term and cannot be changed.

When the term ends, there are no more obligations on either side, and the policy
simply expires.  In many instances, life insurance companies will offer a policy
holder a new policy, but with different premium amounts because the holder is
now anywhere from 10 to 30 years older.


WHOLE LIFE INSURANCE POLICY

Whole life is permanent and the policy remains in force until a person dies, as
long as premium payments are kept current.  Premiums are generally higher for
whole life policies because the term can be longer and unpredictable.  But just
like term insurance, the premium costs remain fixed for the life of the policy.

Whole life offers a big advantage over term life in that a portion of the
premium is put into an account and starts to accrue interest, building
tax-deferred savings along the way.  Over time, this serves to increase and
diversify a person’s investment portfolio.

Other types of life insurance policies have been designed to meeting the varied
needs of policy holders.  Some of them include:  decreasing term life insurance;
annual renewable term insurance; mortgage life insurance; credit life insurance;
and, key man insurance.


LIFE INSURANCE UNDERWRITING PROCESS

Life insurance companies use a number of variables to determine a person’s
“class” that they will be put into.  The class determines how much a person’s
premium will be and how much life insurance they will qualify for.

Some of the more important variables that life insurance companies use are:

 * Medical records
 * Physical exam results
 * Age
 * Occupation
 * Family history
 * Smoker or non-smoker
 * Drinking habits
 * Gender
 * Driving record
 * Credit history


CAN I GET LIFE INSURANCE WITH A MEDICAL CONDITION?

Yes, but it may affect the type of life insurance you are able to purchase,
coverage amount / death benefit, and potentially trigger higher premiums.

One of the more important variables that life insurance companies consider are
high risk health problems for those with a past medical history.  Very few
people enjoy optimal health, and there are always conditions that keep people
from this goal.   Some of these conditions are more serious than others, and can
impact a person’s ability to secure a life insurance policy.  While there are
many such high risk conditions, a few of the more notable ones include:

 * Alzheimer’s disease
 * Arthritis
 * Asthma
 * Back pain
 * Blindness/Visual impairment
 * Blood Clots
 * Cardiovascular heart disease
 * Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
 * Diabetes
 * Fibromyalgia
 * High Blood Pressure
 * High Cholesterol
 * Kidney Disease
 * Migraines
 * Obesity
 * Sleep apnea
 * Smoking marijuana

Upon qualifying as part of the life insurance application process, after a
medical exam and a determination of pre-existing health issues, they are placed
into a formal classification ranging from Preferred Select to Standard Smoker. 
Being placed into one of these classifications will determine how much of a
premium a person has to pay for their life insurance coverage if approved, or if
they will have higher rates.


LIFE INSURANCE HEALTH CLASSIFICATIONS

 * Preferred Plus Non-Tobacco
 * Preferred Non-Tobacco
 * Standard Plus Non-Tobacco
 * Standard Non-Tobacco
 * Preferred Tobacco
 * Standard Tobacco

Those people who don’t fit into the common classifications are given what is
known as a table rating.  Table ratings are usually assigned due to health or
lifestyle issues, and most always result in a bump up in the amount of premium a
person has to pay for coverage.  Some insurance companies may negotiate a table
rating with a potential policy holder, and others may remove a table rating
altogether if a person’s condition improves sufficiently.

Those people who cannot obtain a life insurance policy due to health or other
issues may look into getting a guaranteed issue life insurance policy.  For this
type of policy, there are no physical exams, but benefits are highly restricted
for the first two years the policy is in place.  In addition, policy amounts are
relatively low, generally not more than $25,000.

Through a nationwide association of life insurance advisors, PolicyZip can help
you find the exact policy that’s right for you, whether you are in perfect
health, or you are facing challenging health conditions.  We can take the
guesswork and the legwork out of finding exactly what you need for you and your
family’s financial protection.

Learn more about Life Insurance or start your quote by completing a quote
request.

 

Thank you, Matt. You're very knowledgeable, patient and easy to talk to. You
gave me some great ideas I had no idea I would be qualified for.

WENDY G. - TN

SATISFIED CLIENT

I want to applaud how [my agent] helped me save a bunch of money on my Medicare,
by making a few simple changes. Thank you!

RANDY Y. - AZ

SATISFIED CLIENT

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 * Birthdate Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
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   1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955
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We specialize in Life Insurance and Medicare, but you’ll also find great
resources for financial planning, wealth management, good savings habits and
overall helpful tips.

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