No medical tests are necessary
with these Assumption Life plans.
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One of Canada's leading insurance carriers for non-medical life insurance solutions is Assumption Life.
Its basic non-medical policy is called Total Protection and is available with as few as four questions. Face amounts can range from 5,000 to 50,000 and for amounts over $30,000, additional health questions are required. The policies are available to applicants age 18 to 80 and they come with a multi-life discount.
The policies are available on a deferred basis, that is, if death occurs within the first two years, by non-accidental means, the payout is limited to a return of premium, plus interest.
Assumption Life's flagship non-medical life insurance plan is Golden Protection. The policy is available with a level death benefit and an increasing death benefit. Face amounts can range from 5000 to 50,000 on its level death benefit plan and 30,000 on its increasing death benefit plan.
Its increasing death benefit, called Golden Protection Plus, has level premiums and the death benefit goes up by 3% per year, capping at a maximum of 60,000. Both policies are also available on a deferred basis, or an immediate payout basis. The questions are the same for each plan, but if the insured has been declined in the last two years, only the deferred policy would be available to them.
For more details on No Medical Life Insurance in Canada, please contact us on 1-866-899-4849 or visit our Non-medical Life Insurance Quote Page.
How many people do you need to take advantage of the multi-life discount?
Multi-life discounts apply to two or more policies.
How many family members do you need to take advantage of the multi-life discount? To take advantage of the discount do the applicant have to related?
Most multi-life discounts will apply to family who share the same household.
Some carriers require all of the policy premiums to be paid for with the same bank account, to be eligible for the multi-life discount.
What are some reasons an applicant may be declined?
A declined life insurance application is usually because of health concerns such as cancers, serious heart problems or strokes.
Some declines are also due to lifestyle risks such as extreme sporting activities, previous or planned travel to dangerous countries or if the life insurance works in a dangerous occupation.