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. >> in huron? jean? >> how's it going, honey? >> there's a lot. >> to take care of.ards. your mom was well loved. >> i hope you. >> know how grateful she was to have you. >> i know. >> speaking of. >> grateful. >> what is it? it's a check from united of omaha life insurance company. mom's life insurance. life insurance? so soon? just like they said. my sister. >> always looking out. >> for her family. i can still hear her. i don't want my bills to be your problem. this check will help a lot. >> if you're age 45 to 85, you can't be turned down for up to $25,000 in life insurance from united of omaha. policy start at just $6.38 a month, and benefits could be paid in as little as 24 hours. >> how did she qualify, you know, with her health issues with these policies? health issues don't matter. she was so relieved. >> policies are available with no health questions, no medical exam, no blood tests. >> i just assumed life insurance would be. >> way over my budget. >> no one kept a tighter budget than mom. if she could manage the rates, you can too. >> but did. >> her rate

. >> in huron? >> gene? >> how's it going, honey? >> there's a lot to take care of. >> more sympathy cards. your mom was. >> well loved. >> i hope you know how. >> grateful she was to have you. i know. >> speaking of grateful. >> what is it? >> it's a. >> check from united of omaha life insurance company. >> mom's life insurance. >> life insurance? so soon? just like they said. my sister. >> always looking. >> out. >> for her family. >> i can still hear her. i don't want my bills to be your problem. >> this check will help a lot. >> if you're. >> age 45 to 85. you can't be turned down for up to $25,000 in life insurance from united of omaha. policies start at just $6.38 a month, and benefits could be paid in as little as 24 hours. >> how did. >> she qualify? you know, with her healthy. >> she's with these policies. health issues. >> don't matter. >> she was. >> so relieved. >> policies are available with no health questions, no medical exam, no blood tests. >> i just. >> assumed life insurance would be way over my budget. >> no one k

. >> in huron? jean. >> how's it going, honey? >> there's a lot to take. >> care of. of grateful, what is it? >> it's a check from. >> united of omaha life. insurance company. mom's life insurance. life insurance? so soon? just like they said. >> my sister always looking out for her family. >> i can still hear her. i don't want my bills to be your problem. this check will help a lot. >> if you're age. >> 45 to 85, you can't be turned down for up to $25,000 in life insurance. >> from united of omaha. >> policy start at just $6.38 a month, and benefits. >> could be paid in as. >> little as. 24 hours. >> how did she qualify. >> you know, with her health issues with these policies? health issues don't matter. she was so relieved. >> policies are available with no health. >> questions, no medical. >> exam, no blood tests. >> i just assumed. >> life insurance would be way. >> over my budget. no one kept a tighter budget than mom. >> if she could manage. >> the rates, you can too. but did her rates go up. >> every year? >> nope. there's a rate lock built into the policy. >>

. >> in huron? >> jean. >> how's it going, honey?s to have you. >> i know. >> speaking of grateful. >> what is it? >> it's a. >> track from your nina. >> of omaha life insurance company. mom's life insurance. >> life insurance? >> so soon? >> just like. they said. my sister. >> always looking out for her family. >> i can. >> still hear her. i don't want my bills to be your problem. this check will help a lot. >> if you're age 45. >> to 85, you can't be turned down for up to $25,000 in life insurance from united of omaha. policies start at just $6.38 a month, and benefits could be paid in as little as 24 hours. >> how did she qualify? >> you know, with her health issues. >> with these policies. >> health issues don't matter. she was so relieved. >> policies are. >> available with no health questions, no medical exam, no blood tests. >> i just assumed life insurance would be way over my budget. >> no one kept a tighter budget. >> than mom. if she could manage the rates. you can too. >> but did her. >> rates go up every year? >> nope. >