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Updated: April 12, 2024 at 9:39 am
If you have peripheral vascular disease (PVD) or peripheral arterial disease (PAD), you can obtain burial insurance.
Moreover, you can likely obtain burial insurance rather easily at affordable rates.
How great is that?!
Updated: April 12, 2024 at 9:39 am
Do you have sleep apnea and need burial insurance?
Yes, John. I applied with my agent, but her company declined me because I use a CPAP machine.
Unfortunately, that is a true outcome with many carriers.
However, we can get you burial insurance no problem and have helped many people with sleep apnea obtain burial insurance.
Updated: April 12, 2024 at 9:40 am
You don’t wake up in the morning, turn to your spouse, and say “Honey, let’s buy some burial insurance.”
Who does that? Mostly no one.
Most of the time, people buy burial insurance upon death of a loved one. That usually is the impetus to get people going. So, you just apply with any old carrier.
Or, you receive a brochure in the mail which says something like, “Don’t hesitate. Set up your funeral costs now!”
Additionally, you see an infomercial on late-night TV regarding final expense cost.
You haven’t done anything, feel concerned, and make the phone call. Or, you apply!
We at My Family Life Insurance say: STOP! You might be doing yourself a disservice and applying in haste. Yes, there are some burial insurance policies you should avoid. In this article, we discuss the 5 types of burial insurance not to buy, and 3 you should consider.
Continue reading 5 Types Of Burial Insurance Not To Buy [And 3 Types You Should]
Updated: April 12, 2024 at 9:40 am
If you have a final expense life insurance policy, you probably don’t think it could affect your care in nursing homes.
We know you did the right thing. You purchased a final expense insurance policy to take care of your burial expenses and leave some money to your spouse or surviving heirs upon your death. And, you feel good about the decision. It is a good one: you don’t want them to worry about paying for a funeral while grieving. Of course, you want to leave a legacy for your family as well.
But you weren’t aware of a potential problem with nursing homes and life insurance (which is final expense insurance).
Continue reading Your Final Expense Insurance Could Be Taken By Nursing Homes – Unless You Do This