By 1891, Aetna was offering
its first accident policy, the first type of policy they would offer which wasn't an annuity or life insurance policy.
Not exact matches
With a guaranteed issue life insurance
policy, if you die because of an
accident (e.g. a car crash) within the
first two years, the full death benefit will be paid to your beneficiaries.
Other Unique Features: All Safeco policyholders receive reimbursement for
first aid up to $ 10,000,
accident forgiveness, and a diminishing deductible that is reduced by $ 100 each time the
policy is renewed for a maximum of $ 500 or five years.
With a guaranteed issue life insurance
policy, if you die because of an
accident (e.g. a car crash) within the
first two years, the full death benefit will be paid to your beneficiaries.
By declining the rental car agency
policy, Chase will be the
first to reimburse the costs for your vehicle if you are involved in an
accident or theft incident.
«The
first Allianz products were marine and
accident policies sold only in Germany,» Durazo explained.
First time customers with Dive The World can qualify for a free diving insurance
policy to cover diving
accidents during the package booked.
(3) A second party insurer under a
policy insuring a heavy commercial vehicle is obligated under section 275 of the Act to indemnify a
first party insurer unless the person receiving statutory
accident benefits
first party insurer is claiming them under a
policy insuring a heavy commercial vehicle.
The Court of Appeal has done away with any legal basis for ICBC's
policy of denying disability benefits when total disability arises beyond the
first 104 weeks of a car
accident (Symons v. Insurance Corporation of British Columbia, 2016 BCCA 207).
In the event that Michael sustained $ 350,000 worth of damage in the
accident, Fernando's insurance
policy would pay the
first $ 200,000.
Just like in passenger cases, the
first place you should turn after an
accident is your own no - fault insurance
policy, if you have one.
With Medicare for example, you do have to prove to them that if there's any other type of insurance that might be available because of the
accident — such as medical payments coverage in your auto
policy — you have to use that up
first and then Medicare will continue to pay for
accident related treatment.
Utah state law requires that any person injured in a car
accident must have the
first $ 3,000 worth of medical expenses covered by his or her own insurance
policy under personal injury protection.
After a hit and run
accident, or any auto
accident, your
first line of defense is a no - fault auto insurance
policy.
The
first, straightforward scenario is that if you are involved in an
accident and hold a
policy of auto insurance in your own name, then you must apply to that insurance
policy for coverage.
If this
first party benefits coverage is optional in your state, and you choose to go without, then to have your medical expenses paid for you when you are at - fault in an
accident, or the at - fault party can not cover your injuries, you will need to have coverage such as medical payments or personal injury protection on your
policy, or you may end up paying out - of - pocket for your medical bills.
There are some insurance carriers that have a forgiveness
policy and will not raise your premiums if it is your
first accident and you have had a clean record in the past.
If death occurs within the
first two
policy years for any reason other than an
accident all premiums plus 10 % interest shall be paid to your beneficiary.
The fine print states that if you die in the
first two years of the
policy from natural causes (anything other than an
accident) your family will not receive a dime (just your premiums will be refunded to your beneficiary plus some interest).
If death occurs within the
first two
policy years for any reason other than an
accident, all premiums paid plus 7 % interest shall be paid to the beneficiary.
If you are involved in an
accident, they take money out of your voluntary excess coverage
first to repair the damages, then they pay the rest based on the
policy that you purchased.
Some
policies may pay medical expenses only for the
first year after an
accident.
This
policy provides a graded benefit, which means that if death of the insured that is due to natural causes — in other words, death that is caused by means other than an
accident — during the
first two years in which the
policy has been in force, the named
policy beneficiary will only receive back all of the premiums that were paid in, plus 10 percent, as versus the face amount of the
policy.
If the insured dies during the
first two years of the
policy, for a reason OTHER than an
accident, the carrier will only return the premiums paid plus some interest.
However, if you die during the
first two years and the cause of death is from an
accident, they will pay the full death benefit (all no health question
policies do this).
Ordinary term or whole life insurance provides comprehensive coverage for any cause of death (other than suicide in the
first two
policy years) including
accident or sickness.
Providing final expense coverage for up to $ 25,000, this
policy contains a graded benefit structure that returns premiums paid plus 10 % in the event the death from natural causes occurs inside the
first 2 years of the
policy (
accidents are covered at 100 % of death benefit).
If death occurs within the
first two years of your
policy for any reason other than an
accident, all premiums plus 10 percent interest shall be paid to your beneficiary.
In addition to the standard
policies, GEICO offers
accident forgiveness — that is, your rates don't go up after your
first accident.
Treatment done in the
first 30 days from the commencement of the
policy, unless the treatment is done as a result of
accident or emergency.
The
first car insurance
policy was written in 1897, a full six years after the
first auto
accident in 1891.
If you are injured in an
accident as a passenger, your
first option would be to sue against the other driver's insurance
policy.
If you caused the
accident, or if your car was damaged in a non-collision event, you'll file a
first - party claim — that is, a claim under your own insurance
policy.
Young people obtaining their
policies for the
first time are considered a high risk just because they aren't experienced drivers that that makes them more likely to be involved in an
accident.
The
first number indicates how much your
policy will pay out per individual injured in an
accident in which you are at fault.
They boast a solid Midwest work ethic that extends from the
first time they touch your
policy, to helping you recover quickly and stress - free after an auto
accident.
The
first number indicates how much the
policy will pay towards bodily injury per person, the second number indicates how much it'll pay towards bodily injury per
accident, and the third number indicates how much the
policy will pay towards property damage per
accident.
If an insurance
policy has been purchased, the insurance coverage may decline coverage due to an
accident or speeding under Texas law within the
first 60 days of the
policy.
Other Unique Features: All Safeco policyholders receive reimbursement for
first aid up to $ 10,000,
accident forgiveness, and a diminishing deductible that is reduced by $ 100 each time the
policy is renewed for a maximum of $ 500 or five years.
Deer - vehicle collisions are dangerous and costly so, though collision with an animal is covered under the comprehensive portion of your auto insurance
policy, it's always preferable to avoid an
accident in the
first place.
Many companies, such as Nationwide and Allstate, offer
accident forgiveness, which means that the
first at - fault
accident on your
policy won't raise premiums.
The bodily injury portion of your Loveland car insurance is itself split into two halves: one for the
first person injured in an
accident for which the
policy holder is at fault; and another for all other people who may have been injured.
The company was one of the
first to offer
accident and cancer insurance
policies to employees through pre-tax dollars.
Whole life
policies offer a choice of having a level benefit (where the
policy pays out the face amount and any rider benefits to a named beneficiary upon the insured's death), or a graded benefit (where the
policy will pay out a reduced amount of benefit if the insured's death occurs for reasons other than an
accident within the
first two
policy years).
Some states mandate that insurance companies can't give you a surcharge in your
first accident with an uninsured driver (when you are not at fault); however, most states do not ban companies from imposing a surcharge after a second at - fault
accident within your
policy period.
When you are in a car
accident, the amount of money you have to give the company up front is referred to as the deductible, and usually this amount is negotiable when you
first get your
policy.
The full death benefit payout does not pay until after the
first two
policy years, except for
accidents.
If the insured dies from an
accident, they will pay the full face amount of the
policy even during the
first two years.
This means that the employee's personal auto
policy will apply
first if the worker is sued due to an
accident involving his or her personal auto.
If you live in a state without no - fault insurance, and have MedPay or PIP on your auto
policy, always use it
first to pay for medical expenses related to car
accidents.