Yes, but the premiums on a dual life policy could be higher than you currently pay for two single policies.You see, if you take a while to walk down the aisle, your age will count against you should you apply for a dual life plan.It might make more sense to keep the two single life policies and from a tax point of view, there’s no difference. Once you’re married, there’s no tax liability between spouses regardless of how your policies are set up.But, if you can save a few quid, there’s nothing to stop you swapping the two single policies for one dual policy.