As we live longer and funeral expenses continue to increase, many over 50s are looking towards specialist life insurance cover. A simple health and lifestyle questionnaire will determine your eligibility. What does British Seniors life insurance have to offer?

Life insurance options may be limited in your 80s, but that doesn't mean you can't provide for your loved ones after you die. The right policy will offer you peace of mind and won't break the bank, either.

Life insurance can provide you with peace of mind that your loved ones are looked after when you die. Unfortunately, finding life insurance can be trickier if you have a pre-existing medical condition, but it's still possible.

Taking out life insurance is a great way to provide for your loved ones after you die. Even if you have only started looking at policies for the first time in later life, there are many options to explore.

If you're considering taking out life insurance, your 70s are a crucial decade for exploring your options. Put it off any longer, and you might find yourself with fewer choices and prohibitive premiums.

Life insurance can give you peace of mind that your loved ones will be looked after when you die. Your 60s are a crucial decade in which to decide whether you wish to take out life cover, and there are several options available if you're over 60 and looking for a policy.

Once you turn 50, you become eligible for over-50s life insurance. This type of cover guarantees acceptance without answering medical questions. You can get it regardless of your health conditions and lifestyle choices. It could be a great way to ensure your loved ones are looked after by helping them cover an inheritance tax bill or ensure they're not facing financial stress at an already difficult time.

If you’re sharing your life with someone, it might be tempting to get joint life insurance. It can be a cost-effective choice for many, but there are potential pros and cons to consider. Is it a better option than a single life insurance policy?