Need advice.

Ineedadvice90

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Henry Ford III

Ask the provider.

gooseygander

I know this does not answer your question, if suicide is ever an option for anybody help is needed. Please talk to somebody, family, friend, stranger, councilor, doctor, anybody. Help is out there and things can get better. Pull back from the brink and please please talk. Sorry if I bring your question off in a different direction.

greenttc

There might be something like they wont pay out in the first year or something but you would have to look at the details of the policy.

I think more importantly you need to ensure that you wont need to cash in on the funeral insurance however and seek help if you need it. You are clearly worried about not imposing costs on people you love but their most concerning loss would not be a financial one.

Toots

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