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Can Younger People Sell Life Insurance Policies (life settlements)?

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Can Younger People Sell Life Insurance Policies (life settlements)?

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Most of the time we hear about senior citizens selling life insurance policies for cash. This would mean a life settlement minimum age of 70, or sometimes down to age 60. But is this age carved in stone, or can younger people take advantage of this solution too? Understand that when an investor purchases a policy they eventually want to get a return. It may seem sort of grim to talk about, but they do collect when the insured person passes away. In return, that insured person accepts a cash settlement of money they can use now, while they are still alive. If they purchase a life insurance policy from a much younger person, it can be much harder for them to know how much money to offer. The fact is, the older a person is, the more accurate mortality predictions will be. It is hard to imagine how medical advances or some of the diseases of old age will affect the life span of a 30 year old. This makes it very tough to estimate the value of a policy while an insured person is still fairly

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