Can a pregnant woman buy life insurance on her unborn

[bluecollar2]

Fertilized egg/embryo/fetus/ child?

I was wondering about this and couldn't think it through.

Any insurance gurus have an answer?

[Pinback]

1. And shouldn't this "child" be counted on the census? (nt)

[phylny]

2. And in the HOV lane

and count as a deduction on your taxes.

[d_r]

3. If an undocumented woman

Becomes pregnant in US is the fetus a US citizen and so she can't be deported?

[Mary in S. Carolina]

4. How about HIPPA for the fetus?

If the pregnant mother is incarcerated - won't it be illegal to incarcerate the fetus? How about a child tax credit - does the fetus get a child tax credit? How about food stamps - is the fetus eligible for food stamps? How about social security payments if father passes while mother is pregnant - does the fetus have the right to social security payments? Can the fetus get disability benefits or disability insurance? The list is endless.

[sl8]

5. Pretty sure you can buy insurance for most things, if the insurance company is agreeable.

Barring illegal activities or specific legal restrictions, I think you can buy insurance for almost anything, if you can find an agreeable insurer.

Not an insurance guru.

[Walleye]

6. The constitution says anyone born in the United States is a citizen. If they're not born they're not

[hlthe2b]

7. As Lloyd's of London once demonstrated, nearly anything can be insured for a price $$$$$$$$$$

if you can find the right insurer. I can't imagine it being practical for anyone and any bad outcome would be subject to the most intense (and likely offensively invasive ) investigation possible.