<prompt> Human: I was diagnosed with and treated for Hodgkins Lymphoma in 2010. I have not had any treatment since then and only checkups that are now once a year.I purchased a multifamily house in 2013 for an investment opportunity. Because of that purchase I acquired a 30 year term life insurance for a 500k policy with a monthly premium of 50.00. This was to cover the mortgage if anything had happened to me. I basically lied on the application saying that I did not have a cancer because no one would insure me at that time when I said that I previously had lymphoma.It has now been 5 years since treatment and I am still in remission. I now have a wife and a child it has bothered me that there was a possibility that they would not receive a payout due to me not stating the truth. Just wanted to know what my options were and if anyone else has gone through this:Cancel existing policy and shop around for others and be upfront with the cancer situation?Be upfront with the current insurer?Any other things that I did not think of?Thank you all for help in advance. Ive been a longtime lurker of this sub and I have learned a lot from it.  <response>: If you die of cancer, and they find out you lied on the form your family probably wont get a cent. Why would they? 