No it doesn't.
If you need a pacemaker due to having tachycardia(heart speeds too fast) or bradycardia (heart slows), life insurance is available with a number of impaired risk life insurance companies. the following pacemaker life insurance info may be helpful http://www.lifeinsuranceadvisors.com/pacemaker.html
The main concern for life insurance companies is the risk of infection after the pacemaker is implanted. With that being said, most companies will postpone you for life insurance for a period of 3-6 months after implant. Once this time passes, you may be able to get a policy at "standard" rates or a table rated policy.
All you can do is check with the companies... There's a price for everything.
Life insurance is not a scam. There are benefits and drawbacks to having life insurance, it simple depends on the person's needs.
the purpose in having life insurance is if you have a heart attack or anything like cancer if you have life insurance then you don't need to pay for the treatment , you get to have treatment right away because your insurance pays for the treatment
Life Insurance Corporation is having the exclusive privilege of carrying on life insurance business in India.
The benefits that you would have of having a combined life insurance policy is that it would most likely be cheaper if you did it this way, where it's better for you.
The primary benefit of having mortgage life insurance is to eliminate the risk of passing one's debt onto their heirs. The point of having mortgage life insurance is that if one dies with an unpaid balance on one's mortgage then the insurance covers the remaining balance and whoever inherits the estate will owe nothing on the house.
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There are quite a few benefits of having life insurance on a child. Beyond the obvious (life insurance benefit) there are other reasons why parents get life insurance policies for their children: cash accumulation for college funds for example.
The most important benefit of having an universal life insurance is that you can provide a permanent death benefit to those who depend on you while earning cash value.
Participating whole life will have significantly higher premiums required than both term life insurance and universal life insurance (permanent coverage) that features a no-lapse guarantee.
Having HMO insurance will benefit you later in life, were something to happen to you. It will cover the costs associated with fixing the problem.
Yes, of course. There's nothing stopping anyone from having multiple life insurance policies.