Life Insurance by Location
Generally, the federal government is responsible for most life insurance regulations, but each state has specific regulations as well. Due to the McCarran-Ferguson Act of 1944, states have the flexibility to manage their own insurance laws.
These laws cover a broad range of details, from how interest is accrued on a policy to the length of your grace periods. Where you live determines how much time you have to make a late payment before your policy is cancelled, or how long you have after you buy your policy to ask for a refund.
Although they cater to the specific needs of each state, these custom state insurance laws can greatly add to the confusion of shopping for life insurance. Save yourself the time and money by taking the time now to find out what specific regulations may apply in your state.
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Let Life Insurance Info help you navigate these state and federal life insurance regulations. Please click on the links below for more information about each state:
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Last Updated: June 16, 2009 |
