December 23rd, 2009 | 
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sngrlissy asked:
I can get a better rate on new term life insurance because I do not need a medical exam from AAA but I take a prescription for high blood pressure which has been controlled for many years but my current policy has a red flag in there for it from 20 years ago. Do I have to tell AAA about the prescription for high blood pressure and the fact that I already have a policy now because if I do I fear I won’t get the advertised rate which will kill the savings. Opinions appreciated.
Kenneth Dallen
I can get a better rate on new term life insurance because I do not need a medical exam from AAA but I take a prescription for high blood pressure which has been controlled for many years but my current policy has a red flag in there for it from 20 years ago. Do I have to tell AAA about the prescription for high blood pressure and the fact that I already have a policy now because if I do I fear I won’t get the advertised rate which will kill the savings. Opinions appreciated.
Kenneth Dallen
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Tags: Current, High Blood Pressure, Insurance, Life Insurance Application, Medical Exam, Red Flag, Term Insurance, Term Life Insurance
Yes, you must answer the questions truthfully. Many policies will also request your history from the doctor.
No – it will void the policy.
For the policy to not pay off when you die.
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Well if you lie on your application and then they find out they’ll deny the claim and you’ll have paid all those premiums and get nothing in the end.
They will find out and when they do they will cancel the policy.
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For mental illiness.
The insurance wont pay out about it will follow you for your lie and for your lie will follow you die the white lies void the record at mib and for every other application you file because the.
The truth will make you free.
For having lied that doesnt sound like very good way to go tell the advertised rate but then when you get caught for having lied that doesnt sound.
For having lied that doesnt sound like very good way to go tell the advertised rate but then when you have it disallowed because you get.
The advertised rate but then when you get caught for having lied that doesnt sound like very good way to go tell the truth.
The 2nd best or even 3rd non med means more expensive than if you went through medical necessary carrier and got the 2nd best or even 3rd non.
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As already stated, lying on the application can void your policy.
You can lie if you want and pay them your premiums every month and when you die, and they discover you lied (which they do) your family gets nothing and you lost all that premium money.
That’s not a white lie if you have high blood pressure. A white lie that is ok not to tell them about is your ingrown toenail that you had removed last month.
In other words lying about something that can kill you (like a heart attack) is dumb because you’re really not covered.