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If you have atrial fibrillation, you can obtain burial insurance.
That is right. Additionally, most people with atrial fibrillation, or Afib, purchase burial insurance rather easily with no policy limitations.
In other words, your burial insurance policy will not have a waiting period, graded benefits, or limited death benefits.
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You probably didn’t know that you can make mistakes on your life insurance beneficiary designation, did you?
And if you do, and you pass away, your beneficiary mistake could have severe consequences.
Many people (and some agents) will tell you to not worry; just put anyone as your beneficiary.
But that is wrong. Doing so will potentially destroy the advantages of life insurance. Moreover, it could create chaos with your surviving loved ones.
You don’t want that to happen, do you?
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You know that life insurance is important coverage. However, did you know that you still have to pay your life insurance premiums even if you are disabled, not working, and not making money? Therefore, many carriers offer a waiver of premium rider on their life insurance.
The life insurance waiver of premium rider waives your premiums if you are disabled and can’t pay the premiums on your policy.
Sounds great, right?
But, is it worth it? Have you checked? Do you know?
Continue reading A Better Option For Life Insurance Waiver Of Premium Rider
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Who doesn’t want to save money? One of the areas individuals and families can and should save money is through insurance – whether it is health insurance, Medicare, auto and home, and life and disability insurance. In this article, we discuss 10 ways to save money on insurance.
Updated: April 12, 2024 at 9:39 am
Do you think life insurance with living benefits is worth the extra money?
John, I have no idea what you are talking about, you say.
Wait. Have you heard about life insurance with living benefits?
If you don’t know what living benefits are, don’t worry. I will explain what they are in more detail.
Here is the abridged version, however: Living benefits are a useful way to advance part of your death benefit early, while alive (or “living”) if certain, covered events happen.