Such provisions,
called guaranteed insurability riders or guaranteed purchase options, provide for the purchase of additional insurance at certain times in the future, regardless of any changes in health.
Not exact matches
If added to the purchase of your insurance policy, the
guaranteed insurability rider (also
called an additional purchase option)
guarantees your policy's renewability at the end of its term.
A
guaranteed insurability rider, also
called a GI
rider, is a life insurance
rider which allows the owner of a life insurance policy to buy additional life insurance with no underwriting.
The first has a few different names, but it's typically
called a
guaranteed insurability, additional purchase, or renewal provision
rider.
This
rider is
called the
Guaranteed Insurability Option
Rider.