Term Life Insurance Q&A
About BeyondQuotes
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Defining Coverage
- How much Term Life Insurance do I need?
- What are "level" policies?
- What should be the term length?
- Is it worth insuring my spouse on my policy?
- Can you explain the difference between Term and Whole Life plans?
- I suffer form a pre-existing condition. Can I still be insured?
Applying for a Policy
- How do I apply for Term Life Insurance?
- How do I find the best value plan for my needs?
- What is the waiting period between applying and coverage?
Mississippi Term Life Insurance for Adventure Loving People
Who can forget the tales of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn in the novel, ‘The Adventures of Tom Sawyer’ written by Mark Twain. If you read the book as a child, you will instantly recall that the novel is set in the area of Mississippi. Tom Sawyer grows up along the Mississippi River in the picturesque town of St. Petersburg. His adventures have won the hearts of millions of fans worldwide.
Adventure & Mississippi Term life insurance
If you love adventure, then term life coverage is a must buy for you. If you love to live life fully, it’s advisable to prepare for its uncertainties. You may thrive on the adrenaline rush, you may love extreme sports, but at the same time, you have to pay a price for your adventures when you buy a policy from one of the life insurance agents.
Your risk-taking tendencies can mean bad business for insurance agencies, as their main job is to ascertain the risk factor of applicants. Every company would want to issue a policy if it foresees a big payout in a short time.
Some activities are termed as "hazardous" and it will lead to higher life insurance quotes. Many companies are cautious about this and may decline coverage to you if they find you love adventure too much.
Adventurous activities won't affect insurance quotes much
Insurance companies do not encourage adventurous and dangerous sports. But not all of them are so cautious. They are aware of the fact that people can sustain injuries even when engaged in normal activities. This fact alone makes these companies go easy on some high-risk customers.
Insurance agents know that no one can avoid injuries completely and that is why they won’t always consider you high-risk. A simple run can be more dangerous than most extreme sports when it comes to injuries.
A study had found out that the most common sports injuries result from bicycling, basketball, softball, running, exercising, skiing and weightlifting, in that order.
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