Hi all,
I am wondering if anyone knows of a company that provides life insurance for inmates with life sentences? :) Thank you!!!

Hi all,
I am wondering if anyone knows of a company that provides life insurance for inmates with life sentences? :) Thank you!!!

did you ever get a answer? If so what was it?:confused:

:rolleyes: I'm not sure.. but my fiance sent me some information from a company that I believe will insure them while incarecerated.. I have to find it but as soon as I locate it.. I will post the info..:thumbsup:

Well that didnt take as long as I thought.. here's the link.. I'm not sure how it works..but it's worth a shot.. hopefully it helps..
the company is assurity direct
http://www.assuritydirect.com/index.htm
(http://www.assuritydirect.com/index.htm)

Did you have any luck?

Well, I looked over the forms he sent me, and sent them back for him to fill out and sign so he could send them in.. sooo we shall see..:thumbsup:

I has asked an insurance friend of mine and they said buying life insurance.. for an inmate was not valid due to the "enviroment" and HIGH risk.. at least in the new england area... i am goin on you are talking about life insurance.. and not medical??

Donna

Yes, it's life insurance.. They mailed the forms to him directly to the prison?? so he's going to fill them out, all they can do is tell us no.. I'll keep you ladies posted..:thumbsup:

I am just following with you about coverage. Was he approved and if so and if you do not mind how much are the premiums?

Thanks,

Outblaze

Oh I am asking too soon. I mis-read the join dates for the posting dates.

Thanks,

Outblaze

I know in Florida you cannot purchase life insurance on inmates because they are considered high risk. I just purchased insurance for myself a few weeks ago and tried to get some for my fiance. He said that they have to be released and off probation for a year before they can even apply.

I know for fact that you can not purchase life insurance in the state of texas for anyone who is in prison, no matter what the crime is.

I wonder if that was just that one company or all of them. I have not looked into this.I know in Florida you cannot purchase life insurance on inmates because they are considered high risk. I just purchased insurance for myself a few weeks ago and tried to get some for my fiance. He said that they have to be released and off probation for a year before they can even apply.

I wonder if that was just that one company or all of them. I have not looked into this.


I had spoke with a representative that sells for 6 different insurance companies in Florida, and they were all the same. He said he doesn't believe I will find one...So I am going to do one of those prepay plans for my fiance, in case something were to ever happen.

I have been wondering about this as well. We always talk/joke about not wanting to be buried at Avenal State Cemetary! Please keep us all updated and I am going to look into the one that sent the forms directly to the institution for him to sign.

Jas

There is life insurance for my spouse available threw my employer and I was thinking of getting it on my husband, how would they know he is in prison, there are no questions on the form regarding that????

I just met with someone from NY life and he told me that they will not insure them

1. There is a question about your where about if you were ever arrested etc.....:confused:
2. He has to sign the papers and depending on the policy he has to have a physical. But I'm still looking cause hubby needs insurance. Will keep ya posted if I find anything.....

...So I am going to do one of those prepay plans for my fiance, in case something were to ever happen...

I've never heard of prepay plans...how do they work and who has them?

There is life insurance for my spouse available threw my employer and I was thinking of getting it on my husband, how would they know he is in prison, there are no questions on the form regarding that????

While there arent any questions , pretaining to his whereabouts , im sure it would be best you go about it the right way such as asking if he can have it while incarcerated because if you dont they can drop you as well.

Also, with insurance, every state has its own laws....
I agree with e wife it is best to be up front with all of it, because if not, you would be disappointed if you paid for nothing. Good luck!!!

I did meet someone who got life insurance on her spouse from her job and he died, she just sent them the death certificate that was from the county his prison was in the collect on the policy, he had a heart attack, so it wasn't like a violent death or anything that raised red flags, the death ceritficate she said didn't indicate he was in prison. I do want to look into the pre paid funeral/burial plan, has anyone else researched that?