Category: High Risk
We help you get life insurance if you’ve had a mini-stroke.
There are companies that specialize in high-risk life insurance that know how to underwrite mini-strokes.
With a mini-stroke (TIA), life insurance underwriting is going to be based on the underlying cause if known.
A transient ischemic attack is caused by a blockage or clot in your brain, usually only lasting a few minutes.
Do you have an underlying heart condition such as atrial fibrillation, valve disease, or atherosclerotic disease?
Age 55 seems to be the magic age as far as how underwriting will treat you.
If you were age 55 or older at the time of your TIA, life insurance underwriting tends to be more favorable than if you had one prior to age 55.
It’s common for life insurance companies to postpone offering coverage to you for 4-6 months after your TIA.
After 10 years, it may even be possible to qualify for preferred non-smoker life insurance rates.
If you still smoke after having a TIA, companies will charge you a lot more for life insurance, or will simply decline you.
The mortality risk is too great for most companies to consider.
Underwriting will typically add an additional 25-50% rating for continued smoking.
The best way to find life insurance after a TIA is to let us shop your information out to multiple life insurance companies.
It only takes a few days for us to receive feedback from the companies and to provide you with accurate life insurance quotes.
At RiskQuoter, our high-risk life insurance experts will help you find your best life insurance rate.
Keep in mind that there is never any pressure or obligation with our life insurance service.
We’ll give you the information you need to make an informed decision about your life insurance.
We take our responsibility seriously and will do whatever we can to make sure you end up with the best life insurance company based on your unique life insurance needs and situation.
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