A plain-English look at how senior life insurance actually works — what final expense policies cover, what "no exam" really means, and the fine print worth reading before you commit.
Most people shopping for life insurance in their 60s or 70s aren't trying to replace a paycheck anymore. They're trying to make sure a funeral, medical bills, or leftover debt don't land on their spouse or kids.
That's a different product than the term life insurance a 35-year-old buys, and it comes with its own rules, trade-offs, and sales pitches. This is general information, not financial or insurance advice — always confirm details with a licensed agent and get terms in writing.
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