Table D | Table 4 High Risk Life Insurance Explained
If you have already applied for life insurance and been offered a Table D rating on your life insurance application, it is likely due to the one of the following:
1. Overweight
2. Abnormal blood pressure readings
3. Abnormal cholesterol readings
4. Abnormal lab results, including A1C readings or liver function tests
5. Abnormal EKG reading
6. Diabetes combined with other risk factors or early onset diabetes life insurance
7. Cancer history
8. Heart issues or heart disease, such as stents, a heart attack, bypass surgery, low ejection fraction rate, etc.
9. Sleep apnea, including use of a CPAP or Bi-PAP machine
10. Other chronic disease or disorder
11. Combination of the above
Every carrier uses different underwriting guidelines, so even though you may have been offered a Table 4 rate by one company, you might be able to get a better rate with a different company.
You might be thinking that it would be a good idea to simply apply for again with another company and hope the results are better next time…this is the wrong approach! The more companies that give you a table rating on a formal application, the less likely you will be to receive a better offer later!
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