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I will retire next year. Will I be able to convert to an individual policy without having to pass a medical examination?


Some companies offer group life insurance that continues after retirement. The amount of coverage typically declines in steps over several years after retirement. Eventually it ends or drops to a final, reduced amount. Companies that do not offer post retirement life insurance coverage generally have an option to convert to permanent (non-term) insurance within 30 days of retirement without evidence of insurability and without a medical exam.
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