Yes. You can have as many life insurance policies as you are willing to pay for, but it usually is less expensive to increase coverage on a current policy that to purchase a separate policy.
Yes, you can have two life insurance policies. There are people who have even more than that. It isn't recommended to have a large number of policies, but two is not uncommon.
Sure can.
Joint life insurance policies are often more cost-effective than purchasing two separate single life insurance policies because they cover both individuals under one policy, which can result in lower premiums compared to two individual policies.
Two
Yes. Just list them, if asked on the application.
there are two types of insurance 1. Life insurance 2. General insurance
yes. even if they are from the same company.
Not a problem at all. Many times individuals may have multiple policies with the same company as one may be a term policy and the other a universal life policy, or you may have two term policies with different term lengths. Sure.
If they are both term life insurance policies, your total coverage would be $30,000. If one, or both are permanent life insurance policies, there may be cash value inside the policies that adds to the payout from the life insurance policies, so there may actually be more than $30,000, if you include the cash value inside the policies.
The suicide clause is part of a 2 year period of contestability that all life insurance policies have in their contracts. This is to prevent fraud.
Farmers Insurance and State Farm are two larger and more established life insurance companies. Both are based in the US and over term life policies.
An individual can have multiple life insurance policies. The company will look at what policies are currently in place and make sure that you need what you are applying for, however. If they believe that you will be over-insured, they may decline your application.