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Ordinarily, before a whole, universal, or term life insurance application is approved, an applicant undergoes a medical examination to prove his or her insurability. There are several types of life insurance with no medical exam, however:
One reason for purchasing no-exam life insurance is the speed of the application process. Usually, 4–6 weeks elapse between the application for a life insurance policy and the time it is issued. By eliminating or shortening the underwriting process, no-exam life insurance makes it possible to issue a policy within a matter of days.
Another purpose of no-exam life insurance, however, is to enable applicants who would otherwise be uninsurable to obtain coverage. Because of health complications or a combination of health issues and advanced age, an individual may be denied coverage for ordinary life insurance, but that individual can still obtain coverage through no-exam life insurance.
Customers of no-exam life insurance are often those preparing for a foreseeable end, who intend to use their death benefit to cover funeral expenses.
No-exam life insurance is also a good choice for those who find themselves uncomfortable around doctors and needles.
The price one pays for life insurance is based on his or her life expectancy: those with a good prognosis pay lower life insurance rates. Usually, an insurer surmises a given applicant's life expectancy based on his or her medical examination, but in the case of nonmedical issue life insurance, this is not possible.
Without an up-to-date medical evaluation, your insurer has at best only a scant idea of your life expectancy, and that imposes a substantial risk on the company. The insurer is obliged to charge more for coverage in order to manage this risk.
