If you're late paying
your initial health insurance premium for a health insurance policy you're buying through the exchange, your health insurance coverage won't take effect.
Not exact matches
With term life
insurance, insureds can essentially obtain the most amount of coverage for the lowest
initial premium price (with all other factors being equal)-- particularly those who are young and in good
health at the time of policy application.
If it happens that your
health deteriorated during the period of the
initial insurance, what will be the changes in the
premium amount of the renewed policy?
If you did not pay when you applied for your
health insurance either online or in person, your
initial premium must be received by BCBSNC ® by the last day of the month prior to the effective date of coverage (Example: December 31 for coverage effective on January 1).
The
premium for the term
insurance coverage is reduced based on the lower death benefit amount, while the
premium for the new permanent coverage is based on the
initial health rating and the current age of the insured.
This
initial COBRA
premium payment will be larger than subsequent monthly payments since it usually covers more than one month of
health insurance coverage.
If you're late paying your monthly
health insurance premium, the rules are a little less strict than for the
initial premium payment; there's a grace period.
The
initial low
premiums for an indeterminate
premium life
insurance policy are designed to pay the costs of policy maintenance, current market interest rates, and your personal demographics such as
health, age, and where you live.