Based on in-house survey of six life insurance companies, a male with no other health issues can qualify for life insurance coverage at standard rates at 5'9" and 250 lbs or 6'0" and 265 lbs.
However, the problem with overweight/obesity is that it often leads to other health conditions and insurance underwriters combine risk variables to determine the classification given.
A good broker can often assist in high risk cases, by requesting a preliminary offer from the insurance company or sending a cover letter with the application. Many insurance companies, ironically enough, use the same height and weight tables for males and females, so a cover letter explaining lifestyle issues or other variables can really help.
Simplified Issue Life Insurance is another option for overweight/obese applicants. These applications have no medical tests and fewer health questions. They come with higher premiums and lower face amounts, but pricing options have improved significantly in recent years.
depends...quite good...depends on job...are you a smoker? 70 percent. depends how you live
If your overweight you should eat less sugar and sweet and start a new life.
No.
You do not need a will for life insurance. I don't have a will, but I have life insurance. ;)
AAA Life Insurance offers three main types of life insurance policy these include Whole Life insurance, Term Life Insurance and Universal Life Insurance.
The following are the types of life insurance lawyers in wichita •Life Insurance for Smokers •Life Insurance for NonSmokers •Business Life Insurance •Universal Life Insurance
Banner Life Insurance offer life insurance services. They offer Term Life Insurance which covers a person for a specific time and Universal Life Insurance which covers one for life.
YES
There is an insurance company called Federal Life Insurance Company.
life insurance.
Anyone can have life insurance. So actors would have life insurance.
Its all insurance that is not life insurance such as health insurance, auto insurance, home insurance, and so on.