Lifenet Insurance Expands Contract Age to 80 for 'Term Life,' 'Whole Life Medical,' and 'Whole Life Cancer' Insurance Starting June 1

Lifenet Insurance Co., Ltd. announces that it has raised the upper limit of the contract age for 'Term Life Insurance,' 'Whole Life Medical Insurance,' and 'Whole Life Cancer Insurance' from the conventional 70 years old to 80 years old, and started sales on June 1, 2026. For these three products, it has also become possible to select smaller coverage plans so that people in that age group can suppress monthly insurance premium burdens and prepare for risks such as emergencies, illnesses, and injuries. Generally, the risk of illness and injury increases with age, but the number of seniors who are consciously preparing is increasing, thinking that the Japanese public medical insurance system and savings alone are not enough. In addition, a survey conducted by our company revealed that the lack of preparation by the parent generation is becoming a burden on the child generation. Seniors preparing with insurance themselves leads not only to their own peace of mind but also to protecting the lives of their families. Insurance premiums can be checked with Lifenet Insurance's '10-second estimate.'