Guaranteed Insurability Rider: allows you to increase your disability policy coverage by purchasing
additional amounts of coverage without requiring proof of insurability.
Not exact matches
«The insurance industry has expressed concern that insured persons who learn, after taking a genetic test, that they are at high risk for a genetic disease could knowingly take out policies for large
amounts of additional coverage without insurers being aware
of any increased risk,» says the report.
By consolidating a large
amount of premium during a short period
of time, the
coverage can be paid - up for life,
without the need to worry about making any
additional premium payments in the future.
If you then totaled the car
without having gap
coverage, you wouldn't have any
coverage on the
additional amount you owe on the lease because the regular insurance premium would only cover the cash value
of the vehicle.
This
coverage allows the policy owner to purchase
additional amounts of insurance on the life
of the insured person
without evidence
of insurability up to a maximum
of 5 times.
Some policies also offer an extension -
of - benefits - rider that usually doubles the
amount of accelerated
coverage at an
additional cost, but
without the purchase
of additional death benefit.
These include face
amount increases
without proof
of insurability, dependent children
coverage, and an
Additional Death Benefit feature that pays $ 200,000 in additional death benefit if both insureds die within the first
Additional Death Benefit feature that pays $ 200,000 in
additional death benefit if both insureds die within the first
additional death benefit if both insureds die within the first 10 years.
In some cases, policyowners may withdraw the
additional cash value
without otherwise affecting their death benefits, premium payments, and minimum guaranteed cash values; the insurer may permit policyowners to reduce the level
of future premium payments while maintaining the same face
amount of coverage; the insurer may allow policyowners to increase the face
amount of coverage while maintaining the same premium level; policyowners may keep the face
amount and the premium payment level the same but shorten the required premium - payment period; or they may choose some combination or variation
of these options.