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Originally Posted by disneysteve
Another thing to keep in mind, not that you can do anything about it, is that sometimes they base your "insurance age" differently than your actual age. So if you turn 40 in 8 weeks and apply today, they may base your rates on age 40 instead of 39. As I said, though, I really don't think the 1 year makes much difference.
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On the other hand, some companies go the other way as an incentive for you to purchase rather than put it off. One of the companies from which I received a quote said they would give me the rates for the lower age 'til the end of my birthday month. (I ended up putting it off, anyway.
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