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Weight-Loss Surgery Lowered Risk of Heart Attack, Type 2 Diabetes in Study
Weight-loss surgery can reduce the risk of heart attack, type 2 diabetes and other obesity-related health problems, a new study says. "Bariatric surgery is safe and produces unrivaled health benefits…How Life Insurance Works
The concept of pooling is critical to life insurance because the losses of the few can be paid for by relatively small contributions from the many. Life insurance premiums are adjusted for investment…Marijuana use of growing concern to life insurers
While observing an increase in medical effects associated with marijuana use, life insurers remain divided about how to classify policy applicants who test positive for the drug and/or admit to being…Individual Life Insurance Premium Up 8% In 3Q 2015
WINDSOR, Conn., Dec. 9, 2015—U.S. individual life insurance new annualized premium increased 8 percent in the third quarter 2015 – the fifth consecutive quarter of positive growth, according to…How an Act of Love Avoided a Family Financial Crisis
Life Insurance helped a family avoid a Financial Crisis. It replaced lost income, paid the mortgage, other bills and final expenses. The proceeds were paid directly to the named beneficiaries income…Video: Get a Term Insurance Quote Now!
Because you love them … Get a Term Insurance Quote Now! Protect your loved ones with Financial Security. Life Insurance provides an instant Estate and Legacy to your named Beneficiaries for Pennies…HIV-positive people will be able to purchase life insurance
Breakthrough: For the first time since the start of the AIDS epidemic, people living with HIV will finally be able to purchase life insurance coverage. The momentous change comes thanks to a partnership…What happens to credit card debt when a person dies?
Credit card debt is not automatically wiped out when a person dies. Whether a credit card company can recover its debt depends on state law, the amount of property in the decedent’s estate, and…What happens to your debt when you die?
Your debt belongs to you and you alone; it is not passed on to your family members when you die. The laws regarding debt after death are defined at a state level, so there's really no umbrella answer…Where Do Your Debts Go When You Pass Away?
Your estate generally owes any of your debts. Creditors will come before your heirs. The rest of your estate is then given to your heirs. A Guarantor or co-signer will assume your debt.
