can i get life insurance on my mother?

Answer 1

Yes. You can take a policy out on her with yourself as the beneficiary.
Happens all the time.
I took out policies on both my parents with myself as beneficiary.
I did it to help pay for whatever leftover funeral expenses there may have been and travel costs associated with it.
Luckily, I've only needed one of the two so far.....

Answer 2

Yes, you can get a life policy on any of your relatives. Since there is an insurable interest you will be able to get the policy. You will have a variety of plans to choose from. Is you mother going to sign the paperwork or do you plan on getting a policy without her knowledge?

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Ron @ InsureMe

Answer 3

Yes. If she's not a ward of someone, she'll need to sign off on the application. She will need to have some bloodwork done by the insurance company, and she will have to permit them access to her medical records for rating purposes.

No matter how bad her health is, you can ALWAYS buy the insurance, even if it costs, for example, face value of the policy plus 10%.

Answer 4

You can't, because there is no insurable interest. She can get one on you but not the other way round. She can however, get one on herself and name you as beneficiary.

Answer 5

sure , you could have one....just inquire on any life insurance company on your area...

Answer 6

You sure can.

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