There is a common misconception, especially among those who have pretty extreme weight issues, that life insurance simply isn't available. With most, but not all, companies they would be right.
Obesity carries with it a lot of mortality baggage that most insurance companies would really rather not deal with. They see the glass as half empty [...]Post from: Ed Hinerman On Life InsuranceIn Most Cases Obesity Shouldn't Be Uninsurable!
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