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Life insurance without exam
originally posted: 11/22/2006
reposted: 2/18/2011 This post has not been recently
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Q:
Is it possible to buy a large amount of life insurance with a physical exam? I think I am healthy but I really do not want to take a physical exam right now while I have no life insurance just in case something turns up.
A:
Yes; see the link below for rates and online enrollment for Guarantee Trust Life Insurance. This company issues up to $100,000 term life insurance to most people and up to $250,000 for applicants who have a new mortgage loan. No medical exam is required and the coverage is usually issued within a few days following an online application.
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Guarantee Trust Life Online Pricing and Enrollment
