To help you understand more, we've put together a short list of
common life insurance policy riders, along with the definition and key benefits they can provide.
To help you understand more, we've put together a short list of
common life insurance policy riders, along with the definition and key benefits they can provide.
Not exact matches
A
rider is additional coverage that can be purchased separately and added to your
life insurance policy and is a
common way for clients to personalize their
life insurance plan.
An accelerated long - term care benefit
rider is the most
common and allows the
policy owner to draw down the existing
life insurance death benefit.
Like any
life insurance policy you have the right to add
riders to your
policy, the most
common are the waiver of premium
rider and the accidental death benefit
rider.
Below we've listed the most
common reasons for a
life insurance company to allow you access your
policy's ADB
rider.
The most
common type of
life insurance riders added to existing
policies include: accidental death
rider, waiver of premium
rider, guaranteed insurability
rider, family income benefit
rider.
Common life insurance riders include such things as a waiver of premium
rider which cancels premiums on the
policy if you become seriously ill, or the similar disability
rider which will cover your premiums if you should become disabled.