Undocumented Immigrants Could Pay Only $11 a Month for Life Insurance
While many assume undocumented immigrants can't get life insurance because they don't have a Social Security Number, most can qualify for coverage with one of the following forms of identification:
- Green Card
- ndividual Taxpayer Identification Number
- Student
Visa
All of these forms of identification are suitable for proving an individual's age.
Insurance companies are focused on earning a profit, and they do that by charging premiums that reflect policyholder risk. As a result, insurers consider the same risk factors for migrants that they consider for anyone else. So, if an individual is young, in good health, and living a safe lifestyle, insurance companies tend to offer their best rates regardless of citizenship status.
ExpertInsuranceReviews.com shared some monthly rate examples for undocumented immigrants purchasing
- 25-year-old male –
$11.14 - 25-year-old female –
$10.78 - 35-year-old male –
$11 .31 - 35-year-old female –
$11.34 - .45-year-old male –
$15.67 - .45-year-old female –
$15.26 - .
The rates for undocumented immigrants are comparable to the rates for natural-born citizens.
"Fortunately, many affordable term life insurance policies are available to this population group."
The ExpertInsuranceReviews.com guide also explains that citizenship status does not impact a life insurance recipient's eligibility because federal law protects life insurance beneficiaries. As a result, undocumented immigrants can receive death benefits from life insurance policies regardless of immigration status.
Read the entire guide here: Life Insurance for Undocumented Immigrants: How to Get the Best Rate.
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