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Any suggestions on Carriers?
Life Coverage for Recreational Skydiver
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I know Lloyds Of London writes these people but I'm looking for other carriers.
Many of the Larger carriers will do the risk with a Flat Extra Rating.
Transamerica for example will do TERM limited to $99,999 max Face but will decline any UL/IUL submission.
Transamerica TERM - Trendsetter Express and Trendsetter LB (Standard Rate) for a Flat Extra of $5 to $7.50.
Some FE carriers may also do it.... EX: SLAICO (Standard Life & Accident) will do an FE Policy from 18-49 up to $75,000 of face with no extra rating. Now if they are an instructor as an occupation, it may get flagged or a decline on an MIB report may also get it declined... but for clean recreation jumpers... no problem.
Let me know if you need access to the carriers.... Just send me a PM or call me... number is on the website below.
Transamerica for example will do TERM limited to $99,999 max Face but will decline any UL/IUL submission.
Transamerica TERM - Trendsetter Express and Trendsetter LB (Standard Rate) for a Flat Extra of $5 to $7.50.
Some FE carriers may also do it.... EX: SLAICO (Standard Life & Accident) will do an FE Policy from 18-49 up to $75,000 of face with no extra rating. Now if they are an instructor as an occupation, it may get flagged or a decline on an MIB report may also get it declined... but for clean recreation jumpers... no problem.
Let me know if you need access to the carriers.... Just send me a PM or call me... number is on the website below.
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Thanks for the reply!
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Used to be better if the applicant had a bunch of jumps in. We would point out what safety practices were in play. While usually super and preferred weren't possible, standard with no restrictions.
Now I am saying this with my experiences with this situation waaay in the past, but I found with risky activities, detail about safe practices help underwriting.
Now I am saying this with my experiences with this situation waaay in the past, but I found with risky activities, detail about safe practices help underwriting.
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