July 18th, 2008 | 
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Rocky asked:
I have been carrying two TERM life insurance policies for many years. Since I have retired, I can no longer afford to pay the premiums. One policy will terminate in 2013 and the other in 2024. I am 65, female, good health.
Renita Orielley
I have been carrying two TERM life insurance policies for many years. Since I have retired, I can no longer afford to pay the premiums. One policy will terminate in 2013 and the other in 2024. I am 65, female, good health.
Renita Orielley
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Offers will vary depending on the type of policy they can be converted to (you will actually sell the policies after conversion, not the term policies) and the face amounts of the policies. If they are over $100000, you should be able to get something for them, but with good health, it won’t be over 15%.
No, but those companies are scam artists.
There are people called viaticals who specialize in purchasing policies, but don’t expect lots of $$$ up front. They also get paid from your ex-policy when you die.
Life settlements are available, but may not work in your case at this time.
Typically, insured needs to be around age 75 if healthy to make it work.
Second, the policy needs to be convertible to permanent insurance in order for a company to buy it.