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HelpDoes life insurance cover suicide?
Thread starterXerxes
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Something that has come to my mind recently is whether my employer-paid life insurance will cover death by suicide. I think my individual plan also covers suicide too if you've started the plan 2 years ago. Anyone come across this issue before? I'm actually worth more dead than I am alive if this is the case.
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Kdawg2018, Lifeisatrap, siray and 2 others
Yes, it varies per policy. Sometimes it's a case of if there's no indication you were suicidal and x amount of time has passed since you took out the policy, you're covered. But it really depends.
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Kdawg2018, About_to_Go, gingerplum and 3 others
I would hate to just ask my insurance agent the suicide question on my policy because it just pops up a red flag for them. I've read that most have a suicide clause where a claim would be paid after 2 years of being on a plan. If you CTB within the two years, insurance companies can deny the claim. There's also cases where accidental deaths were claimed even though the decedent committed suicide, but made it looked like an accident.
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Kdawg2018, About_to_Go, gingerplum and 2 others
I would hate to just ask my insurance agent the suicide question on my policy because it just pops up a red flag for them. I've read that most have a suicide clause where a claim would be paid after 2 years of being on a plan. If you CTB within the two years, insurance companies can deny the claim. There's also cases where accidental deaths were claimed even though the decedent committed suicide, but made it looked like an accident.
So group life insurance which is given to all state employees guarantees a $1000 payout upon death via suicide within 2 years, no restrictions, but if you were to get the supplemental policy where they deduct a portion of your paycheck to cover it, then the suicide clause goes into effect.
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Kdawg2018, About_to_Go, Lifeisatrap and 1 other person
So group life insurance which is given to all state employees guarantees a $1000 payout upon death via suicide within 2 years, no restrictions, but if you were to get the supplemental policy where they deduct a portion of your paycheck to cover it, then the suicide clause goes into effect.
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