Giving false or exaggerated information when filing a claim in an attempt to
collect policy benefits that would otherwise not be paid.
The living spouse
collects the policy benefit but still has a remaining policy.
The living spouse
collects the policy benefit but still has a remaining policy.
The primary beneficiary will
collect the policy benefit after your death.
Not exact matches
Yes, but you neglect to consider that the money you save by opting to go with term insurance can be invested, and you'll probably be out way ahead with that money for your beneficiaries and heirs rather than if they wait for you to die and
collect their
benefits through a whole life
policy.
seem to want to mold public
policy based on the rantings of fictional characters created by a hypocrite who railed against socialist and collectivist principles and then
collected her Medicare and Social Security
benefits later in life, can we also consider alternatives?
And many higher education groups have
collected large amounts of evidence on the educational
benefits of diversity in support of affirmative action
policies.
In addition to providing death
benefits, some
policies also accrue a cash value that you can
collect at any time if the need arises.
So, if your
policy has something that reads «any occupation» you could find yourself having a difficult time
collecting your disability
benefit unless you are totally disabled.
Many
policies contain a provision that allows a terminally ill person to
collect a significant portion of his or her
policy's death
benefit while still alive.
Yes, but you neglect to consider that the money you save by opting to go with term insurance can be invested, and you'll probably be out way ahead with that money for your beneficiaries and heirs rather than if they wait for you to die and
collect their
benefits through a whole life
policy.
That may not sound like a lot of time, but it's plenty of time to reconsider your decision to continue receiving
benefits if you've landed a new job, or
collected a decent sum of money through an inheritance or life insurance
policy.
Depending on your relationship with us (for example, as a consumer policyholder; insured person
benefiting under another policyholder's
policy, or claimant; witness; commercial broker or appointed representative; or other person relating to our business), Personal Information
collected about you and your dependents may include:
Some
policies pay the death
benefit if the owner passes away before beginning to take payments, and some pay even if the owner had already begun
collecting income.
Rather than selling your
policy, some insurance companies allow you to
collect a portion of your death
benefit before you die.
You sell your
policy to a company, which then
collects the death
benefit when you die.
Accelerated death
benefits — allows a terminally ill person to
collect a significant portion of his or her
policy's death
benefit while that person is still alive
While First Party
benefits will still be available to cover medical expenses, lost wages, and attendant care costs, motorists injured because of another driver's negligence regarding their cargo will have a harder time
collecting benefits under their insurance
policies.
When
collecting benefits after an auto accident, everything rides on whether the
policy was in effect when the accident happened.
In addition to making sure you get the
benefits you deserve in a timely manner, a skilled attorney can help you review your
policy, file a claim with the insurance company,
collect additional information such as medical evidence, and appeal if your claim is denied.
Collecting insurance
benefits from a fire insurance
policy is an extremely complicated series of tasks involving frustrating and disheartening conversations with insurance companies.
Under MCL 500.3172, a person who is injured because of the use of a motor vehicle may
collect benefits from the Michigan Assigned Claims Plan if there are no other
policies that apply.
Insurance companies make a tremendous amount of money from lapsed
policies, after individuals pay premiums for years and then never
collect a death
benefit.
When the transaction is complete, the buyer — or life settlement provider — becomes the new owner of the life insurance
policy, pays future premiums and
collects the death
benefit when the insured dies.
Many
policies contain a provision that allows a terminally ill person to
collect a significant portion of his or her
policy's death
benefit while still alive.
One, if you say that you are not a smoker and marijuana does not show up on your test, and something were to happen to you within the first 2 years of getting that
policy, potentially your death
benefit that your family or beneficiary would
collect might be denied; that is one.
This is an arrangement in which you sell your
policy to an investor who will pay the premiums while you are alive and
collect the death
benefit when you die.
If death occurs, the life insurance beneficiary generally
collects the death
benefit of the life insurance
policy, free of income tax.
Also, Accelerated Death
Benefit Riders where you can
collect up to 50 % of your
policies face amount.
This means that until the waiting period has ended, if the
policy holder passes away during this time the
benefits will only be whatever premiums have been
collected or a fraction of the
benefit coverage.
You should always try for a
policy that screens with a medical exam, before one that doesn't because the rate will be lower and if something happens in the first two years that was unpredictable, your life insurance beneficiary will be more likely to be able to
collect the death
benefit.
Guaranteed issue
policies usually have a waiting period of one to three years before the beneficiary can
collect the full death
benefit.
(Note: Any Long Term Care payments will be deducted from your total death
benefit, and the total amount you can
collect will be capped at your total death
benefit for your
policy.
If death occurs, the beneficiary generally
collects the death
benefit of the life insurance
policy free of income tax.
Accelerated death
benefits — allows a terminally ill person to
collect a significant portion of his or her
policy's death
benefit while that person is still alive
If you're diagnosed with a terminal illness while your life insurance
policy is in force, this rider enables you to
collect all or part of the death
benefit while you're still alive.
Group life insurance is a great
benefit to take advantage of through your employer, but you can only
collect on your group life insurance
policy if it's in force and you're employed with the company when you die.
For example, if you're a passenger in a car struck by an uninsured driver, you could
collect benefits from the car insurance
policy of the driver of the car in which you are a passenger, as well as from your own
policy if the driver's UM / UIM
benefits were not enough to pay for your injuries.
The buyer (the viatical settlement provider) becomes the new owner of the life insurance
policy, pays future premiums, and
collects the death
benefit when the insured dies.
Your data will be
collected so that we can provide you with scores, tips and projected discounts as if you were an active
policy holder and enrolled in the TD MyAdvantage program, however you will not
benefit from the discount.
However, without the rider, you could
collect your
policy's full
benefit and your SSDI
benefit.
Depending on your relationship with us (for example, as a consumer policyholder; insured person
benefiting under another policyholder's
policy, or claimant; witness; commercial broker or appointed representative; or other person relating to our business), Personal Information
collected about you and your dependents may include:
It will be a lot easier for your beneficiaries to
collect benefits if they know the
policy is in place.
If you have an own occupation
policy, you can
collect benefits if you're unable to work at your regular occupation.
As you search for a lost
policy, keep in mind that if it was a term life insurance
policy, then you as the beneficiary
collect the
benefit only if the insured person died within the term.
The carrier is responsible for underwriting the
policy,
collecting payments, and providing
benefits in the event of a valid claim.
In addition to providing death
benefits, some
policies also accrue a cash value that you can
collect at any time if the need arises.
Usually, when you
collect a death
benefit under a life insurance
policy, it will be exempt from federal or state income tax, adds Hamilton.
Meanwhile, the insurance company, while
collecting your premium, will not have to worry about paying your beneficiaries death
benefits if you die outside of term life insurance coverage or during a period of
policy lapse.
The accelerated death
benefit rider lets the insured
collect a portion of the
policy's death
benefit if he or she becomes terminally ill and has a short life expectancy, such as one year or less.