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Question 10 of 17 in Private Policies (Individual)

Can I get coverage for life instead of age 65?


Most long-term policies end at age 65 (normal retirement age). But there are some companies that offer policies for life. You should expect the premiums to be high and the underwriting to be more restrictive if you choose to get coverage for life.
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