Not exact matches
Similarly, when the insurer performs poorly, usually
during periods of low interest rates in the market, or as you get
older, the insurer is more likely to increase the cost of
coverage.
a policyholder who, for whatever reason, did not hold any one policy that was 12 months
old on November 3, 2015, but had held two or more similar policies
during that 12 - month
period which added up to 12 months of
coverage (two policies are similar if they are both personal property policies, both are auto policies or both are commercial policies)
However, the interim
period between the cancellation of an
old policy and purchase a new one is extremely risky — if something untoward happens
during this time, the person is left with no
coverage.
* If an insured person turns 70 years
old during the purchased
coverage period, the 70 and over benefit schedule becomes effective upon the day the insured turns 70.
Similarly, when the insurer performs poorly, usually
during periods of low interest rates in the market, or as you get
older, the insurer is more likely to increase the cost of
coverage.