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It’s advisable to have a life insurance policy that provides a safety net should something happen to you especially if you have a partner, children, or parents who depend on you. A Life Insurance Policy will protect you, your assets and your loved ones when you no longer can.The payout from a policy could mean that it helps with medical bills, mortgage payments, outstanding debt, or provides a monthly income for your family. By having a Life Insurance in place you might not need to use up your savings thus letting you save your money for other uses.

Life insurance pays out a lump sum to your beneficiaries if you die. If you have critical illness cover on your policy, a payout is made on diagnosis of a critical illness like cancer, a tumour, or a heart attack.The funds from these policies are often used to pay off a mortgage, joint and several debts that would otherwise be transferred to your partner or to cover rent and day-to-day expenses such as utility bills, educations costs and whatever your day to day living costs are.Funds can also be used for any extra medical care that might be required or to provide nursing care to help with any recovery.

The earlier you take out a Life Insurance policy the cheaper your life insurance policy is likely to be. This means it’s more efficient in the long run and it means that as soon as you get married or have any dependants they’re immediately protected.

Everyone situation is unique, and as such every policy is underwritten for that individual and their circumstances.While personal and family health history is one of many key price indicators (along with current health, age and smoking habits), it doesn’t in any way prevent you from receiving quotes.Our experts have helped many happy applicants with pre-existing conditions and health challenges and have enabled them to obtain Life Insurance that suits them.

In the most general terms, death by natural causes is an unexpected death. That is: a death not resulting from accident, homicide or suicide. Likewise dying as the result of a natural disaster such as an earthquake is not considered death by natural causes.Death by natural causes typically occurs when a disease progresses to the point that it causes organ failure and the person dies. Types of diseases that typically lead to death by natural causes include heart disease, diabetes, cancer, stroke, Alzheimer’s and some genetic disorders.

Should a covered individual be diagnosed with a terminal illness, payment can be distributed while the policyholder is still alive, as long as their death from the illness is considered a certainty. Terminal illness riders are common on many life insurance policies.

An accidental death policy is usually built into life insurance policies and it can also be added as a rider. For the purposes of the accidental death policy, the time frame used to determine whether or not the death was related to a specific accident is measured from the time of the accident, and that window of time is codified in the policy.