Since this poses a health risk, the term life insurance companies
consider cigar smokers as a slighter high risk individual even if he or she is otherwise in perfect health.
Not exact matches
From watching various videos on your website I have come to the conclusion that smoking (not inhaling, but
consider a scenario of a cigarette
smoker contrasted with a
cigar smoker) wouldn't be nearly as big problem as any potentially harmful effects would just be muted by the extremely healthy life style the person was living.
ING will disregard
cigar smoking and
consider you for up to Preferred Plus Non
Smoker rates if you smoke a
cigar once a week or less and fully admit that you smoke
Cigars on the life insurance application.
They will
consider you for Preferred Non
Smoker rates if you smoke less than 12
Cigars per year.
Banner will
consider you for Standard Plus or Standard Non
Smoker rates if you are cigarette free for over 12 months and smoke a maximum of 1
cigar per month.
If you smoke less than 6
cigars per year, I would recommend that you
consider Protective Life if you are a
cigar smokers.
Protective Life Insurance will
consider you for up to Preferred Plus Non
Smoker rates if you smoke less than 6
cigars per year.
Voya Financial is
considered one of the more competitive term carriers in the industry, offering low premiums and generous underwriting for individuals with high cholesterol, diabetes and even occasional
cigar smokers.
If you are a true occasional
cigar smoker, which most insurance companies
consider this to be one
cigar a month or less, you may qualify for non-
smoker insurance rates.
If you smoke the occasional
cigar on the golf course or at a special event, unfortunately most life insurance companies will
consider you a regular
smoker which drives your rates thru the roof.
They are not always
considered a
smoker, but some companies will
consider even a single
cigar in a year at the
smoker's rate.
If the insurance company chooses to determine the levels of nicotine in your body to see how much you actually smoke and you are only a casual
smoker you will probably pay much less than someone who is
considered a heavy
cigar smoker, which is someone who smokes one to two
cigars a day.