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- Summary
- What If I Outlive The Time Period Estimated By The Purchaser?
- How Do I Assure Confidentiality If I Sell My Life Insurance?
- What If My Life Insurance Includes A Double Indemnity Provision In The Event Of Death By Accident?
- What If My Policy Includes The Right To Increase The Death Benefit?
- Will Anyone Contact My Beneficiary If I Sell My Life Insurance?
- Do I Have To Sell All Of My Policy Or Can I Sell Part Of It?
- Should I Remove Any Cash From My Life Insurance Policy Prior To A Sale?
- What If I Have A Problem With A Purchasing Company?
Sale Of A Life Insurance Policy - Frequently Asked Questions
What If My Life Insurance Includes A Double Indemnity Provision In The Event Of Death By Accident?
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Keep the right to the proceeds in case you die as the result of an accident. Also keep the right to change the beneficiary for this portion of your life insurance. This should not be a problem for a purchaser. In fact, if the state has a law which regulates the purchasing company, it may not be allowed to purchase this type of insurance.
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