Does anyone know of an insurance company that offers life insurance to ex-felons on parol?
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Most life insurance applications do ask whether the applicant has been convicted of a felony within the past 7-10 years.  So it'll probably be difficult for your husband to obtain life insurance.  However, there is one option:  a number of insurers issue a type of policy know as a "modified benefit life" policy.  There are typically two or perhaps three questions on the application related to health (usually about HIV infection; hospitalization for any reason in the last 3 months; etc.).  Typically, the felony question isn't on this application.\n\nThere is a down side to this type of policy:  if your husband dies within the first two years, the only benefit payable is a return of premium (unless he dies from an accident).  The other negative factor is that these policies carry a built-in high rating, in anticipation that sick individuals will purchase this type of policy; so it's not going to be cheap.  Also, the face amount of these policies is not high; usually $10k or less.  \n\nI recommend you speak with an insurance broker (just look in your phone book for a name) and have him or her sit down with you so you can discuss your needs and limitations.  Hopefully, he or she will be able to recommend a plan of action.\n\nI hope this helps.
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Are you talking about malpractice insurance?  Go to hpso.com.  That's what I use.
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Yes, I'm surprised you haven't heard of Life Ins. If you live in the US, you will see it on tv all the time, mostly for old people.\nI have life insurance on me for 11 years since I was 15, its more or less a coverage from my mom in case I kick the bucket so she may get money back for the waste that I am. Mom has a policy too since I'm not good at anything =P\n\nAnyways, you won't find people that willing enough to tell you all pertinent information for their policies, because its private, and your rate can tell you everything about your life: how you lived, when you are expected to die. Thats because insurance comapnies have actuaries (math whiz) who calculate exactly when you are going to die, and calculate a premium to charge you estimated until you die.  \n\nBut in essense, people have life coverage to help with post-life expenses, like funeral and taxes. Thats all.
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Contact your local law authorities,...as I'm SURE they'd appreciate your interest in doing the right thing.  Having health insurance and a life insurance policy might not be a bad idea either.
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Try... http://www.longislandinsurance.net
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In many life insurance companies, no one is covered if the owner of the policy commit suicide. Some companies have a suicide clause where you are covered for a certain amount of time when you commit suicide. For a beneficiary to claim life insurance proceeds, a proof of death is required.\n\nRemember, if you are choosing term, you want to choose the maximum length available like 30 years. And also, you want to invest in mutual funds at the same time (you should put away $100/month into it if you understand the Dollar Cost Averaging concept).
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Yes. The policy is in effect until it expires, the probate judge discharges the insurer, or proof of death and supplemental insurance is obtained by the insurance company.
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Colonial Supplemental Insurance. Coloniallife.com  I am a licensed agent with them and can tell you my money is good. Try them out. We do supplemental employee benefits. We are similiar to Aflac, but much better
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Dear Friend,\n\nYou can purchase an umbrella insurance policy that will give you liability coverage.\n\nBeing dead broke, and hence judgment-proof, is also a good option.\n\nYour Friend,\nFrancesois
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I never heard of a bank anywhere in the U.S. that sells life insurance. So I don't think they are allowed to sell it. Their sole purpose is to manage and distribute money.\n\nFinancial service companies like Metlife, Primerica, American Express, etc. can sell life insurance.
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Get a suplemental insurance.
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Try going to insurance news:\nhttp://www.findlocalinsurance.com/insurancenews.html
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Life insurance is a policy that pays a specified amount of money after your death to a beneficiary, a person you choose. The amount of money the person receives depends on the type of life insurance you purchase. The amount you pay to the insurance company, the premium, depends on the policy you select.\n\nToday more than 200 insurance companies write life insurance policies in the United States. Not all insure cancer survivors. Those that do offer life insurance policies for cancer survivors usually require survivors to pay a higher premium.\n\nYou may not want life insurance now. You may not be able to afford life insurance. However, if you think life insurance would help you or your family, options exist for cancer survivors. Survivors who want life insurance should understand the different types of life insurance and how having had cancer affects the type of life insurance they can get.\n\nGet a quote & more information here:  http://www.insureme.com/landing.aspx?Refby=614500&Type=life\n\nTake care,\n\nRon @ InsureMe
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Try the company that has your home owners insurance or renters insurance
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Contact your state Department of Insurance to see if there is an established appeal policy.
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Please visit\n http://www.prisontalk.com/forums/index.php\n\nand check out the "Legal help" and "American Indian" forums....this place is a gold mine of useful, helpful information...also, the ads on the edges for post conviction relief firms might be just what you need...Good luck!
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If you are trying to find a lost life insurance policy, here is some good information: http://www.findlocalinsurance.com/lostlife.html