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Simplified Issue Life Insurance

Coverage issued on a short application with few or no medical questions and no exam, at higher premium per dollar for the convenience and added risk.

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Which statement correctly describes simplified issue life insurance?

It is issued without a medical exam, generally with a few limited health questions and no full underwriting — Simplified issue life insurance is designed to streamline the underwriting process: it does not require a medical examination, and underwriting is based on a short application with a limited set of health questions and, in some cases, external database checks. It falls between guaranteed issue (no health questions, higher premiums, often graded benefits) and fully underwritten coverage (medical exam, APS, lab work). Because underwriting is less complete, simplified issue policies generally carry higher premiums per dollar of coverage and lower maximum face amounts than fully underwritten policies.

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