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Group life insurance policies may qualify for a life settlement if the policy is portable (can be converted to individual coverage) and meets standard eligibility requirements for age, face value, and health status.

Sell Group Life Insurance

Group Life Insurance

Leaving your employer? Your group policy might have value.

When you leave a job or retire, your employer-sponsored group life insurance usually ends. But many group policies include a conversion right — the option to convert to an individual policy. That conversion right can be worth real money, and most people never know it exists.

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How group policy settlements work

Group life insurance policies typically cannot be sold directly. But many include a conversion privilege that changes everything.

The conversion right is the key. It transforms an employer benefit that would otherwise disappear into a personal asset with real secondary market value.

1

Confirm the conversion right

We review your group plan documents to verify you have the right to convert to an individual permanent policy without a medical exam.

2

Convert to an individual policy

We facilitate the conversion to a permanent individual policy — typically universal or whole life — using the conversion privilege before it expires.

3

Sell on the secondary market

Once converted, the individual policy can be marketed to institutional buyers. You receive a competitive lump-sum payment.

Who qualifies?

Group policy settlements are available to a specific set of individuals. If you fall into one of these categories and your plan includes a conversion option, you may have a significant opportunity.

Retirees — leaving the workforce and losing employer-provided coverage.

Employees separating from a company — voluntarily or through layoff, merger, or restructuring.

Anyone with a group policy that includes a conversion option — the specific benefit terms vary by employer plan.

Typically age 65 or older — though circumstances vary and younger policyholders may still qualify.

Time matters more than almost anything else

Most group policies have a 31-day conversion window after you leave employment.

If you miss that window, the option disappears permanently. You can't come back to it. You can't petition for an extension. The moment passes and your coverage — and any potential settlement value — is gone.

Group policy 31-day conversion timeline window

The window closes fast. Act now.

If you've recently left a job or are planning to retire, contact us immediately. We'll determine whether your group policy has conversion rights and what that means for you financially.

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Free consultation. Time is critical.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I sell my group life insurance policy?

Some group life insurance policies can be sold if they are portable — meaning they can be converted to individual coverage. Check with your employer or plan administrator about portability and conversion options.

What happens to my group life insurance when I retire?

When you retire or leave your employer, your group life insurance typically ends. If the policy is convertible, you may be able to convert it to individual coverage and sell it through a life settlement.

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