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As I mature, use of the word “old” is increasingly relative. So… it may depend on your definition of the term.If your parents are a healthy 70ish or younger, they may qualify for a standard life insurance policy.Even if they are unhealthy, there are Guaranteed Life Insurance programs available for people between the ages 50 and 80.Guaranteed Life Insurance programs are expensive and usually have a “graded” death benefit during the first two years. A graded death benefit basically returns the premiums paid during the first two years. After that time, the full death benefit is paid.Gerber Life is one of the carriers for that type of policy. For more information on this type of program, see Gerber Life’s website here.Regardless of the type of policy for which you may apply, your parents would need to participate in the application process. Though a family member can be the Owner and Premium Payer, an application couldn’t be completed without their knowledge and consent.The best answer for your unique situation is going to be provided based on your specific circumstances. A call or visit to an Independent Insurance Agent in your area would yeild best results. LifeHappens .org provides an agent locator that will yield qualified agents.

If you want to buy life insurance on your child, you can do better going through a regular application process with another carrier. The price you pay for “simplified underwriting” is built into that quick & easy premium amount.Here’s what that looks like - Gerber says “We’ll give your infant a $50,000 life policy for $31.40/month.” (per their website.) At age 18, it doubles to $100K. The price never changes, etc.Well, how about this… why not just by your child a $100K life policy with a regular life insurance company - I used Penn Mutual here - and start with $100K death benefit, for an additional $2.62 per month, and have a guaranteed cash value of $7,170 when he turns 21. Or, the cash value may be higher. The price you paid for that easy underwriting was $50K of death benefit for the next 17 years. And, the Gerber plans’ cash value will be far less. (Ask them to send you an illustration, you’ll see.)Or better yet, pay $55 per month, and when he turns 21, the policy’s paid up FOR LIFE, guaranteed. You’ll have put a whopping $12,660 in premiums in that first 20 years, but when your son passes away at 84, your GRANDKIDS will get a check for roughly $380K.

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