To: sinkspur
Suicide doesn't disqualify from insurance - it only disqualifies a ruling of "accidental death" (such as murder), which gives the beneficiary double the policy amount.
118 posted on
01/26/2002 5:42:29 PM PST by
Sueann
To: Sueann
Suicide doesn't disqualify from insurance..
Suicide clauses are standard practice..
I never heard of anyone who paid a small premium and who's beneficiaries were guaranteed a fortune without the stipulation that they couldn't kill themselves being part of the contract.
120 posted on
01/26/2002 5:48:15 PM PST by
Jhoffa_
To: Sueann; freedom 007
If death occurs within two years from the effective date of insurance, an investigation will be conducted. Death benefits may not be paid if a medical condition was falsely represented or if the insured committed suicide while sane or insane.Source: AFBA Insurance.
Accelerated Death Benefits are not payable if there is an absolute assignment; an irrevocable beneficiary who does not give written consent; a court decree involving the life insurance in connection with a divorce agreement; or the illness is due to intentionally self-inflicted injury or attempted suicide.
Soure: NACDA Insurance.
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