There are several companies that offer term life with no exam. There may be other factors and limits on coverage.
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No, term life insurance has a term, hence the name.
Allstate insurance offers term life insurance with no exams.
Though the word affordable is somewhat sujective, Allstate does offer term life plans without a required physical exam.
Many companies offer life insurance to new employees without requiring a physical. If that is not an option, then Mutual of Omaha also offers policies that do not require a physical, but the policies do have age restrictions.
It would mean you could get term life insurance with no medical exam. Term life insurance only protects you till a certain age.
Yes, as of March 2014, MetLife Term Insurance does require a physical from a doctor.
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Several companies offer life insurance without the need for a health exam in Canada. Some options include Canada Protection Plan, Manulife Financial, and RBC Insurance.
This is term life insurance with the option to convert the policy to whole life insurance without providing evidence of insurability. This exchange involves the issuance of a whole life policy at a premium rate. Convertibility may require that you take a physical exam. Your new rates for the permanent life insurance policy will usually be higher than for your term life policy. Also, you are usually required to convert by a certain date.
primequote.com and efinancial.com both specialize in term life insurance quotes, including those that don't require an exam.
You should guarantee term life insurance coverage for as long as you need the protection of term life insurance. Term life usually offers coverage for a term of 10, 15, 20, or 30 years. Depending on your personal life insurance needs, you can choose from those terms available. In addition, you may choose the option of renewability, which allows you to renew your term life insurance policy for another term when the current policy expires, without you having to take a physical exam to qualify for the new policy. However, rates on the renewed policy will be determined at that future date based on your age.