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∙ 2017-01-28 16:19:37It isn't a problem with most insurance companies.
The life insurance company is stuck with the policy and must pay the full claim, as long as the applicant did not lie during the application process.
By the way, smokers should always tell the truth, when applying for life insurance. Smokers can find affordable life insurance! In case you're curious, here are some real case histories of smokers, along with the best life insurance quote they received from the underwriter: Smoking, Tobacco, and Nicotine Addiction
Answer2: Better check that. If you lied, that may make your policy null and void. The premium cost and life expectancy on the actuarial tables is quite higher/different for a smoker versus a non smoker. Those that smoke payer higher premiums and higher health care costs in general. Be safe, forget the occasional cigar, it's not good for you anyway.
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∙ 2017-01-28 16:19:37when you sucked that cigar
Occasionally yes. He smokes a cigar now and then if he needs some "peace" you can say.
Rare collectible and antique cigar cases come available for purchase occasionally on eBay. Collectible cigar cases can also be purchased through antique dealers.
Occasionally yes. He smokes a cigar now and then if he needs some "peace" you can say.
Usually wooden boxes lined with cedar. There are cardboard cigar boxes. There are also wooden ones made from Spanish cedar. Occasionally you'll find a cigar box that's made from some really fancy wood with a smaller Spanish cedar box built into it.
There are many outlets available that sell cigar ashtrays. Some such outlets are Amazon, eBay, and many, many more. It is also possible get them at local thrift or consignment shops.
They would probably kill you on the spot
Have a Cigar was created in 1975.
They don't hook them up. If you bought it at a dealer, make him hook it up for you.
A man smoking a cigar?
That would be a cigar that was made in Cuba.
A cigar roller is a torcedor.