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The Savvy Guide to Buying Burial Insurance
Too many people make the wrong choices when it comes to buying burial insurance. If it is not done properly, you could be paying more in premium, face long waiting periods or worse being declined. Fortunately, you can learn from other's mistakes and be prepared before speaking to an agent about it. In this no-nonsense guide, author Al Kushner shows how to avoid the mistakes that could damage your chances of taking care of your funeral expenses. You will get the lowdown on level, graded, modified and guaranteed-issue policies and how to find the right agent for you. There is even a checklist to guide you on what issues to discuss with them. This book is filled with answers to questions like t...
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Final Expense Life Insurance
Final expense insurance is a type of whole life insurance designed to cover medical bills and funeral expenses when you pass. A final expense policy is also known as burial or funeral insurance and is popular with seniors. Final expense life insurance is popular with seniors because of its affordable price, smaller benefit amounts, and emphasis on covering funeral costs. In this book, the author describes the process in detail of how to find the best final expense life insurance plan that meets your specific criteria. You will know: -The difference between term life and whole life insurance. -Why you should be wary of final expense companies on TV and the ones that junk up your mailbox. -How to find the best-priced final expense life insurance option. -What types of final expense life insurance agents you should avoid. -How you can qualify for final expense life insurance, even if you've had health history issues like heart problems, cancer history, diabetes, lung diseases, and more.
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Mutual Insurance 1550-2015
In the modern Western world, we tend to be insured by the state or for-profit insurers. We have privileged this system over mutual or micro-insurance, whose long and rich history we tend to forget. Yet, mutual and micro-insurance is becoming increasingly important, both in the Western and in the non-Western world and bears re-examination. This book traces the track record of mutual insurance from 1550 to the present, examining provisions for burial, sickness, unemployment, old age, and widowhood. The author seeks to address such topics as the type of risks micro-insurance covered between 1550 and 2015; how it was organized throughout its history; who provided the coverage; and how contributions, benefit levels, and conditions have changed. Importantly, the author explores why this system has worked through, and endured, the test of time. Mutual insurance can, for instance, overcome classic insurance problems such as adverse selection and moral hazards. The author demonstrates that the study of the position micro-insurance historically assumed in mixed economies of welfare presents interesting lessons for today’s insurance market, as well as for today’s mutualism.
