The broad answer is "Yes". All causes of action have applicable statutes of limitations within which they must be commenced (filed). The sometimes difficult part is calculating the limitations period. That said, all limitations period are defined by statute (written law).
In general, if the suit is based upon the failure of your own insurer to pay (what you believe to be) a valid insurance claim, the suit must be brought within the time period specified by statute for suits on a written contract (the insurance policy). Alternatively, if the applicable state law prescribes a different specific period of time for suing your own insurer for nonpayment of a claim, suit must be filed within that period. Important to note is that the insurer has no duty to pay a claim until and unless the claimant has complied with all conditions specified in the policy, such as filing a proof of claim, allowing the insurer to inspect the damaged property, and the like.
Some causes of action against ones own insurer are purely statutory in nature, such as those for "bad faith". These relate essentially to the manner in which the insurer has treated you in the claims process. There is generally a different statute of limitations for these (often based upon tort, rather than contract).
There is an insurance company called Federal Life Insurance Company.
A time limit is imposed by state law. Consult your local state insurance board.
The age limit for elderly life insurance will depend on the life insurance carrier with whom you are applying for coverage. Individual carriers establish this limit as a matter of company policy. Some carriers will not issue beyond 75, some 80. There are many carriers that will offer coverage up to age 90.
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The limits are set by each insurance company and depend on your income, assets, health, etc. You can find other life incurance companies to supplement your existing life insurance coverage. An experienced agent/ broker can help.
Who bought The Life Insurance Company of Virginia
Life Insurance Company
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No, Philadelphia Life Insurance Company merged into Conseco Life Insurance Company in October, 1998
Monumental Life Insurance Company bought National Burial Insurance Company. Monumental Life Insurance Company will be honoring the burial insurance policies. (Monumental Life has changed names to Transamerica.)
Prudential is itself a life insurance company. Therefore, Prudential life insurance is nothing but life insurance that is provided through this company.
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