In order to own and pay for life insurance a person must have what is known as an "insurable interest" (financial relationship). Courts have held that an ex-spouse receiving child support and alimony is an insurable interest. I can't buy insurance on you because your death would have no financial impact on me. If you were business partners, I could. If I was going to raise your son if you died, I could buy a policy on you.
These policies are expensive; and some states may not allow them. Lloyd's of London is one such insurance carrier. Petersen's International is one such coverholder in Valencia, CA.
To put money into life insurance, you can purchase a life insurance policy from an insurance company and pay regular premiums to maintain the coverage.
It would be a very foolish move to put a friend on your car insurance because if they have an accident you will have to pay any expenses. This also includes letting a friend use your car.
If they are elderly parents, Yes. But if you are under 40 you cannot put life insurance on your parents.
This is a very good question my friend. Some of the insurance companies that offer online life insurance are ING, AARP, Liberty Mutual and Prudential.
Yes you can.
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Homeowners Insurance covers losses or damages related to your home. Maybe your Friend is recommending the life insurance policy in case you die before you pay off the house. Your family could then use the life insurance proceeds to pay off the balance of the mortgage on the house in the event you die.
Under normal circumstances the named beneficiary collects the proceeds from a life insurance policy without court intervention.
life will cover you for the long haul/ Death will cover the removal of the dead person and put it in the ground
Yes. You can put insurance on just about anything even if its not yours. Also that goes for life insurance as well.
Yes, in some cases you may be able to add a friend to your health insurance plan if they meet certain criteria, such as being a domestic partner or dependent. It's best to check with your insurance provider for specific details and requirements.