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The answer is Yes, it will.
When an insurance company calculates the premium to charge
you, it has to estimate how long they think you will live.
In the case of Critical Illness Insurance, they also need
to assess the likelihood of you becoming seriously ill whilst
the policy is in force.
This assessment process takes into account a number of factors:
for example your age, whether you smoke, your occupation and
your health record. If your health record that points to potential
problems, or you have asked for a high level of insurance
cover, the insurance company will probably require more information
about your health.
To get more medical information they may decide, with your
approval, to write to your GP for information or to ask you
to have a short “mini-medical”, or even a full
medical. (The insurance company meets the cost of all these
medical reports.)
The following Frequently Asked Questions are related to the
above topic. You may care to read them: -
Do I need a medical?
Is the quoted price the same as
the price I get charged?
Can Life Insurance cover be
arranged quickly?
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