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Evidence of Insurability

Insurance companies consider various factors when determining whether to accept an applicant for insurance. These include the individual's physical condition and occupation. This information is used to assess the risk associated with insuring the person. For example, someone with a physically demanding job may be considered a higher risk compared to someone with a sedentary job. It is important for individuals to accurately disclose this information to ensure proper coverage.

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