Buying Term Life Insurance, Part II
So far so good. Less than twelve hours after applying for term life insurance, we received a call from IntelliQuote. They wanted to verify our address so they could send us our application packets. They also wanted to schedule our medical exams. Just a day later they e-mailed to tell us that our applications were in the mail, and that we should be receiving them within three or four days.
One thing that I learned from the e-mail was that the six to eight weeks for underwriting starts after our medical exams are complete and they’ve received our completed application packets. Thus, it looks like it may end up being more like 8-10 weeks from when we initially applied online until our applications have been approved. I can’t imagine why it should take that long, but it does. Oh well, I guess I’ll just have to be extra careful not to die in the interim…
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Published on September 2nd, 2005 - 4 Comments
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You should be fine. If you’re in your 30’s, the chances of you croaking any time soon is pretty low.
Comment by FMF — Sep 2nd 2005 @ 9:49 amGood luck; I’d prefer that you make it until you have life insurance, or even a bit farther. This site would get a bit stale without you, is my guess!
Comment by Blaine Moore — Sep 2nd 2005 @ 10:14 amThanks for the positive vibes, guys.
Hey Nickel,
Since you have been involved since 2005, has this been a great business for you or do you have several different “things” working?
Comment by John Fagan — Aug 12th 2009 @ 1:01 pm