Recently, we spoke to a woman who was looking for burial insurance for her husband. She was looking for life insurance to cover his burial and funeral expenses. This is a common reason for burial insurance. She explained to us that he had a health condition, which is no big deal. We all have health conditions. And, burial insurance fits nicely for people with health conditions. However, the health condition he has is sickle cell anemia. Sickle cell anemia changes your life insurance and burial insurance options. There are still options, but not as many.
In this article, we discuss affordable burial insurance for people with sickle cell anemia. We first discuss burial insurance underwriting and then discuss your options for burial insurance for people with sickle cell anemia.
Recently, we answered a call from a nice gentleman named “Joe”. (Not his real name.) He was looking for life insurance to cover his burial and funeral expenses. He retired, and the life insurance from his company was not portable. Joe explained to us that he had a health condition, which is no big deal. We all have health conditions. And, burial insurance (life insurance designed to pay for your funeral and burial expenses) fits nicely for people with health conditions. However, he then told us about his oxygen use. Using oxygen changes your life insurance and burial insurance options. There are still options, but not as many.
According to the Mayo Clinic, there are 3 million new cases of Alzheimer’s disease each year. This condition is tough on families and loved ones. If you or a family member have Alzheimer’s disease, you probably think that you can’t obtain burial insurance. That is simply not true. Sure, there might be life insurance carriers that decline you, but there others that won’t. You just need to know where to look and the right type. Whether you were just diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease, or you are looking for someone else, burial insurance is available.
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You put off purchasing dental insurance for awhile now. But, your bicuspid fell out. Now you need to get that fixed. You just purchased dental insurance and go to the dentist. Your dentist is in the plan’s network, and that makes you feel good. However, you turn upset when the office manager informs you that your partial bridge won’t be covered. The reason, she tells you, is because of a “missing tooth clause” with your dental insurance. You’ll have to pay 100% of the cost of your tooth replacement. In this article, we discuss the missing tooth clause and how to avoid it.