Policy types sold in Oregon
The main kinds of life insurance are sold across the country, though the specific products, age limits and prices in Oregon depend on which insurers have filed them here.
Who regulates insurance in Oregon
Life insurers and agents in Oregon are overseen by the Oregon Division of Financial Regulation. You can use it to confirm that an agent or company is licensed, look up complaint records and file a complaint. The National Association of Insurance Commissioners keeps a directory of state insurance departments (opens in a new tab).
In Oregon and Washington, references to an insurance “agent” mean an insurance “producer.”
Before you buy in Oregon
- Confirm the agent is licensed in Oregon.
- Ask about the free-look period. States require insurers to let you cancel a new policy for a refund within a set number of days, and your policy states the exact period.
- Ask whether the premium is fixed and whether the death benefit can ever decrease.
- Ask whether the policy has a waiting period. Here is how graded benefits work.
- Read the policy when it arrives and keep a copy where your beneficiary can find it.
How Get Life Quotes Today works in Oregon
We are a marketing service, not an insurer or agency. When you call, we route you to a third-party licensed agent who serves Oregon. If no partner is available for your state at that time, your call may not be connected. What to expect when you call.
Common questions
Who regulates life insurance in Oregon?
The Oregon Division of Financial Regulation. It licenses insurers and agents that do business in Oregon and handles consumer complaints.
Will the agent I speak with be licensed in Oregon?
Agents must hold a license for the state where the applicant lives. Ask the agent for their name and license number, and verify it with the Oregon Division of Financial Regulation.
Is every type of policy available in Oregon?
No. Each insurer decides which products to file in each state, so availability, age limits and pricing in Oregon depend on the insurer.