I didn't realize I had a chance to get a policy
except guarantee life insurance so applied for it but then an agent had me apply for a regular term policy.
Not exact matches
Guaranteed universal
life insurance is generally similar to universal
life insurance,
except your premiums stay the same regardless of broader market trends.
Variable whole
life insurance is similar to a whole
life insurance policy,
except that there is no
guaranteed cash value if the policy is terminated while the insured still
lives.
These policies are similar to other
life insurance policies,
except that with a
guaranteed acceptance policy, the
insurance carrier will accept an applicant for coverage, regardless of his or her health condition.
Employer - offered
life insurance is typically
guaranteed issue, which means you can't be denied coverage due to medical issues (
except in very special circumstances).
For no - lapse universal
life, that charge is
guaranteed in the contract and can not increase,
except possibly if the
insurance company becomes insolvent.
Graded death benefit
life insurance has the same characteristics as «
guaranteed issue»
life insurance,
except it has some questions and is typically less expensive.
As you already learned, a
guaranteed life insurance policy is a no medical issue
life insurance policy and you are
guaranteed coverage and a
guaranteed issue term
life insurance policy is the same thing
except the difference is that a term
life policy will only allow you to stay covered for a short and specified period of time rather than being covered for your entire
life.
Guaranteed universal
life insurance policies work just like a term policy
except the coverage is set to a specific age, usually 90 or later, instead of a 10, 15, 20, 25, or 30 year period.
Well, there is no waiting period with any
insurance except for
guaranteed issue
life insurance.
Because
insurance companies must
guarantee death benefits and a minimum schedule of cash values in most policies (
except variable
life policies), they must be conservative when estimating the values of the various premium pricing factors (interest, mortality, expenses, lapse rates, and risk loading factors) used to compute the required premiums under any particular premium payment plan of
insurance.