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If you are selling my life insurance policy, make informed decisions and get connected with verified buyers while ensuring a secure and transparent process via Viatical.org.

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Can You Sell a Term Life Insurance Policy Without Converting It First?

Can you sell a term life insurance policy without converting it first? Yes, you may be able to sell a term life insurance policy without converting it first, but most buyers require that the policy still has an active conversion privilege. In many cases, the conversion option is what makes a term policy eligible for purchase, even if the policy is not converted before the sale.

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How Much Do Life Settlement Companies Pay

If you are wondering how much do life settlement companies pay, the answer depends on several key factors including your age, health condition, policy type, and the size of your death benefit. In general, a life settlement pays more than the cash surrender value but less than the full death benefit.

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What Documents Are Needed for a Viatical Settlement?

If you are considering a viatical settlement, one of the first things you will want to know is what documents are needed for a viatical settlement and how long it will take to gather them. The good news is that most of the paperwork is straightforward, and in many cases, you already have some of it.

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Do Beneficiaries Have to Agree to a Viatical Settlement?

Do beneficiaries have to agree to a viatical settlement? This is one of the most common questions policyholders ask when they are considering selling their life insurance policy for cash. Many people worry that moving forward with a viatical settlement requires permission from family members or that beneficiaries can block the sale.

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