Don't get rid of the policy until you have the new one in possession. Lot's of factors can impact rates. Why don't you check an online reasource like You should know that a quote is not final until the policy issues to you. It has to go through underwriting which requires you, in most cases, to take a medical exam and disclose health history. The process takes a minimum of three weeks. If you cancel your current policy there will likely be a gap when you are uninsured (which is not good).
Your other option is to buy no-medical life insurance but you will absolutely pay more for the coverage (because everyone who can't pass a medical opts for no-medical coverage).
Your other option is to buy no-medical life insurance but you will absolutely pay more for the coverage (because everyone who can't pass a medical opts for no-medical coverage).

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