IF YOUR OCCUPATION IS AMONG THESE HAZARDOUS CAREERS, YOU MIGHT BE DECLINED FOR A LIFE INSURANCE POLICY IF YOU APPLY ON YOUR OWN:

https://www.aol.com/article/finance/2015/06/15/life-insurance-reasons-for-decline/21193440/ This 2015-dated online post offers very helpful information about tangible reasons why your pursuing a dangerous career could disqualify you from obtaining a life insurance policy on you own. Fourteen other reasons why your life insurance application might get rejected by a life insurance company are also cited in this invaluable blog. I was not able to find a post of this type that was written or updated in 2020. It is possible that some or several of the legal barriers for life-insurance applicants that are cited in this 2015-dated blog are not applicable in the year 2020. According to the 'Forbes' magazine article cited in this blog, occupational groups pursuing hazardous careers include: "Logging workers "Fishers and related fishing workers "Airline pilots and flight engineers "Roofers "Structural iron and steel workers "Refuse and recyclable material collectors "Electrical power-line installers and repairers "Drivers/sales workers and truck drivers "Farmers, ranchers, and other agricultural managers "Construction laborers"