Termland.com Announces Diabetics May Now Qualify for Life Insurance at Preferred Rates
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Termland.com, a nationwide specialty life insurance brokerage company specializing in finding affordable life insurance for people with health conditions, announces that Type II diabetics may now qualify for life insurance at significantly lower rates than in the past. In fact, under certain circumstances, individuals with very well controlled diabetes can even qualify for preferred rates with a limited number of life insurance companies.
Diabetes is a significant health problem affecting millions of Americans today and the rate of increase in the disease is staggering. For this reason, life insurance companies have always been very hesitant when underwriting life insurance for diabetics. In fact, until recently most life insurance companies would only offer average or standard health rates for even the most well controlled diabetics with many companies tacking on extra charges for any diagnosis of diabetes regardless of the level of control.
Recently though, several well known and very competitive life insurance companies have become more open-minded with respect to underwriting life insurance for diabetics and especially those with Type II diabetes. Two of these companies are
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