Using a Term Rider offers
additional temporary coverage for a period shorter term period than what the base policy provides.
Not exact matches
If you lose the use of your home on a
temporary basis due to a covered loss such as a fire, loss of use
coverage makes sure you have a place to stay and pays for your
additional living expenses.
If you have a
temporary need for
additional life insurance above the current face value of your existing policy and want an affordable way to have
coverage, considering a term rider might be a solution for you.
In the event a fire or other disaster puts your condo out of commission,
additional living expenses
coverage may reimburse you for cost of
temporary housing while your unit is being fixed.
Another type of
coverage you might buy as part of an earthquake policy would provide «
additional living expenses,» money to cover the costs of
temporary housing and other basic needs after a disaster.
Renters
coverage provides
additional living expenses, which can pay for a hotel stay,
temporary rentals, meals and other expenses you may have.
The Term Rider is an
additional insurance rider that provides
temporary life insurance
coverage for a specified number of years after which
coverage provided by this rider will cease.
If your apartment was unlivable because of a fire, your loss of use
coverage would reimburse you for the
additional expense of a
temporary rental while your apartment or home is under repair.
If you can't live in your house because of a covered loss, your adjuster will talk to you about
coverage for
temporary additional living expenses.
The Term Rider is an
additional insurance rider that provides
temporary coverage for a period shorter than what the base policy provides.
Finally,
coverage for
additional living expenses may help pay for
temporary housing and certain other increased costs, such as restaurant bills, if your rented home becomes uninhabitable due to a covered peril.
If you have a
temporary need for
additional life insurance above the current face value of your existing policy and want an affordable way to have
coverage, considering a term rider might be a solution for you.
If you have a
temporary need for
additional life insurance above the current face value of your existing policy and want an affordable way to have
coverage, considering a term life insurance rider might be an excellent solution for you.
If you lose the use of your home on a
temporary basis due to a covered loss such as a fire, loss of use
coverage makes sure you have a place to stay and pays for your
additional living expenses.
It is an optional
coverage that you can get with
additional premium.The Citizenship Return Rider provides
temporary medical
coverage for non-U.S. citizens returning to their country of citizenship.
The
additional living
coverage is provided if the policyholder needs to move to a different
temporary location until his / her dwelling is repaired.
It includes protection for your personal possessions,
coverage against personal liability concerns, and money set aside for
additional temporary living expenses that may follow a catastrophic event such as an apartment fire or storm damage at your condo making it unlivable.
The Term rider is an
additional insurance rider that provides
temporary life insurance
coverage for a specified number of years after which
coverage provided by this rider will cease.
While I still advise caution against lapsing an old policy and putting all your
coverage at risk in new underwriting, but if you are without
coverage or needing
additional coverage quickly as happens in business sometimes, definitely consider using
temporary insurance.