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Chris’s career in financial services began over 20 years ago as a financial adviser. Focusing on helping small business owners and families to establish and implement retirement saving-distribution, wealth transfer, and asset protection strategies where he won industry and company awards for production and client satisfaction. You can visit my Health Insurance, Medicare & Life Insurance website here at https://www.goidahoinsurance.com/ My Home Insurance Boise Website. My Idaho Workers Compensation Insurance website. Here is my newest insurance website Washington Earthquake & Flood Insurance Areas of specialization include Health, Medicare, Life, Long Term Care, Annuities, Business, Auto & Home Insurance.

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Life Insurance Plans if you have Hepatitis C

Substandard Impaired Risk Life Insurance Underwriting can be difficult at times and frustrating to say the least. If you have health issues you should search out an experienced life insurance agent or broker or a highly reputable life brokerage company to work with. That will be your best chance at trying to obtain and buy affordable impaired risk coverage.
Hepatitis C
Life Insurance
Hep C Life Insurance or Hepatitis C is the
inflammation of the liver due to a virus infection called
the HCV virus. 
Before the virus is detected they call this Hepatitis A and
Hepatitis B. 
Hep C is a fairly common infection with
approximately 6% of the U.S. population affected with
the ailment. 
A good percentage sometimes as high as 15% can
and will have a spontaneous recovery from the infection
and no virus found in their blood.  But the remaining could
have or end up with chronic hepatitis. One of the bigger
life insurance
underwriting
concerns is that chronic Hep C can lead
to cirrhosis and eventually lead to liver cancer in
the future. 
This is why Hepatitis C can and in the chronic cases will
lead to most likely a decline when it comes to life
insurance underwriting. In order for the underwriters to
even consider the insured for Life Insurance they must
either have a mild case or have been cured from the
infection.
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