Life
Term
Final Expense
Whole
Designed to cover your entire lifetime, whole life builds cash value on a tax-deferred basis. The cash value can be accessed by the policy owner for extra income, emergencies, or college expenses. Amounts withdrawn and not repaid will be deducted from the policy’s death benefit.
Medicare
Part A
Part B
Part B covers Medical Insurance, and tends to become applicable when you receive outpatient Doctor care or services, or require certain medical supplies. This includes everything from x-rays to blood tests and routine screenings.
Part C
Part C is one of the lesser known plans with Medicare, primarily because it is operated through private insurance and isn’t included in Original Medicare. Instead it is controlled by private insurers themselves with varying costs and coverages. If you opt for Part C, use it as an opportunity to add a little more to the coverage you already have under Part A and Part B.
Part D
Health
Home Health Care
Cancer Insurance
Cancer insurance is fairly straightforward. Benefits are paid directly to you regardless of any other insurance you may have. These benefits can be used for a wide variety of things, reducing your financial responsibility.
Cancer insurance is typically bought after an individual has been diagnosed. If you’ve been diagnosed with cancer multiple times, it may be difficult to get a new cancer insurance policy. For some companies, it is also difficult to enroll if you have other health concerns or diagnoses.
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