Refund is possible, only if there is no visit to doctor or provider, during
the policy effective period.
Not exact matches
Also, bills have typically traded below other money market rates during tightening cycles, as they do now;
periods where bills trade at or above other rates have been the exception and not the rule.36 Thus, the smaller increase in bill yields than in rates on other term instruments is not surprising, and I do not read it as undermining the general conclusion that the
policy rate increase was
effective in firming money market conditions.37
Looking back over the past 25 years, a
period of low and stable inflation, stock / bond correlation has generally moved in tandem with monetary
policy, as measured by the
effective federal funds rate.
A lower neutral rate also makes it more likely that interest rates will be constrained by the
effective lower bound, meaning monetary
policy will have less scope to support income growth during
periods of economic weakness.
This adjustment
policy is not
effective during end of season Hanna Sale time
periods, or with some offers such as (but not limited to) Cyber Weekend, Promotional events and is not applicable in our Outlet Stores.
The
policy anniversary date, contestable suicide
periods, conversion privileges, and optional riders may be based on the coverage
effective date.
GEICO's flood insurance, like most other companies»
policies, requires a 30 - day waiting
period from the moment you purchase coverage in order to become
effective.
If there is no waiting
period, your
policy will become
effective as soon as you begin to make payments on the plan.
There is a waiting
period of 15 - days after your
policy effective date.
Whenever someone tells you a
policy is or isn't cost -
effective, ask «cost -
effective based on which assumptions, over what time
period, and for whom?»
This traditional approach to
policy development should be changed to enable the government to make
effective policy responses to drastic changes occurring in the sector, which is in a transitional
period.
While statutes of limitations are not required retention
periods per se, they are a critical external factor that must be considered in forming
effective data governance
policies and procedures.
Practically speaking, the Supreme Court of Canada's decision also increases the importance of establishing carefully - crafted written employment agreements for all non-union employees, implementing an
effective probationary
period, and administering redeployment
policies where appropriate.
Response: The Secretary acknowledges that covered entities will have to make changes to their
policies and procedures during the
period between the
effective date of the rules below and the applicable compliance dates.
(C) To each member of the covered entity's workforce whose functions are affected by a material change in the
policies or procedures required by this subpart, within a reasonable
period of time after the material change becomes
effective in accordance with paragraph (i) of this section.
The
effective rate of return for any return of premium term
policy will vary based on your age, gender, health and especially the length of the level term
period.
To determine an
effective rate of return, you would need to place the difference of premiums ($ 205 annually) in an alternative investment * with the goal of accumulating 100 % of the ROP
policy premiums ($ 19,050) at the end of the level term
period (30 years).
When you take out a term life insurance
policy, it is
effective for a given
period of time, such as 20 years, and must be renewed or forfeited after that time, called term, has expired.
General Liability Insurance
policies always list a maximum amount that the insurer will pay during the
effective period of the
policy and the maximum amount the insurer will pay per occurrence.
Your Healthy Paws Pet Insurance
policy has a fifteen (15) day waiting
period after your
policy effective date for accidents and illnesses.
The look back
period is a set amount of time in the past from the
policy effective date.
The proposed revisions in paragraph (b)(2)(i) align regulatory
policy for special enrollment
periods based on a court order with other similar special enrollment
period types, and create operational efficiencies for Exchanges by streamlining
effective date options across similar special enrollment
period qualifying events related to a qualified individual gaining or becoming a dependent.
A term insurance
policy is only going to be
effective for a certain
period of time, and after that point, they are no longer going to be active, which means that you won't have insurance protection.
In most cases, the contestability
period begins on the
effective date of the
policy.
Even though you purchase your travel insurance plan well ahead of your scheduled departure, if you experience a medical condition within the look - back
period prior to your scheduled departure date (which is now your
policy's
effective date), then any recurrence of that condition during your trip will not be covered.
When you understand that the» look - back»
period is the amount of time (60, 90, or 180 days) prior to your
policy's
effective date that the insurance company will study for pre-existing conditions, you start to understand.
The look - back
period is the amount of time (typically between 60 - 180 days) prior to your travel
policy's
effective date that the insurance company will review for evidence of pre-existing conditions should you file a claim.
The look - back
period is the amount of time prior to your travel insurance
policy's
effective date that a travel insurance company will review for evidence of a pre-existing medical condition should you end up filing a claim.
Here's how travel insurance companies define a pre-existing condition: it's any medical condition that the insured experienced the symptoms of or had diagnosed and treated during a specified time (called the look - back
period) prior to their
policy's
effective date.
A pre-existing medical condition, as defined in Mr. McKaig's
policy, means «any injury, sickness or condition for which medical advice, diagnosis, care or treatment was received during the 180 - day
period ending on the
effective date of the insurance coverage.»
Pre-Existing as defined by the
policy is any Injury, Sickness or condition of yourself, a Traveling Companion or You and / or Your Traveling Companion's Family Member for which medical advice, diagnosis, care or treatment was recommended or received within the 180 day
period ending on the
Effective Date.
Most long - term disability insurance
policies are the most cost -
effective with a 90 day elimination
period, so opting for a longer elimination
period likely won't be worth it.
Most LTC
policies have a «Pre-existing Condition» provision, which defines a
period of time that must pass after the
policy's
effective date in order for the
policy to pay for care related to a health problem.
Benefits will automatically reduce by 50 % on the
policy anniversary following the insured person's attainment of age 70, or after five years from the
effective date, whichever provides the longer
period of coverage.
GEICO's flood insurance, like most other companies»
policies, requires a 30 - day waiting
period from the moment you purchase coverage in order to become
effective.
(11) CANCELLATION BY INSURED PERSON — The Insured Person shall have three (3) days from the Initial
Effective Date of Coverage (the «Review
Period») to review the benefits, conditions, limitations, exclusions and all other Terms of the Master
Policy as evidenced and outlined by this Certificate.
Also, review the terms of the life insurance
policy, since full coverage may not become
effective until you have owned the
policy for a
period of time.
Also, review the terms of the
policy, since full coverage may not become
effective until you have owned the
policy for a
period of time.
You'll need a separate flood insurance
policy, available from the National Flood Insurance Program through USAA.See note1 Flood
policies have a 30 - day waiting
period before coverage becomes
effective.
Anniversary Year The 12 consecutive months following the
Effective Date of the
Policy and each 12 - month
period thereafter.
Most homeowners insurance does not cover floods and there is a 30 - day waiting
period before a
policy becomes
effective.
Most graded death
policies have a two - year
period after you purchase the plan before it's actually is
effective (some have a three - year waiting
period).
A provision that if a person insured under the group
policy, or the insured dependent of a covered person, dies during the
period within which the covered person or dependent would have been entitled to have an individual
policy issued before such individual
policy becomes
effective, the claim will be payable under the group
policy.
Each
policy has a «look - back»
period of between 60 — 180 days prior to the
effective date to determine if a condition is pre-existing.
Some other health insurance
policies may deem this
period before the
effective coverage date as 2 years.
Moratorium
Period Exclusions No benefit will be payable under this condition if within the first 90 days following the later of the
effective date of the
policy or the
effective date of the last reinstatement of the
policy, the life insurance has any of the following: signs, symptoms or investigations that lead to a diagnosis -LSB-...]
However, keep in mind that not all visitors insurance plans have a free look
period, although many
policies are refundable as long as you make your request for a refund before the
effective date noted in the
policy brochure.
In a whole life, universal life, or variable universal life
policy, the grace
period would only be
effective if there was no remaining cash value in the
policy, and the premium payment was due.
This
effective insurance
policy offers coverage against hospitalization expenses that take place because of any illness / disease / injury sustained or contracted by the insured during the
policy period.
The
policy period is the set of dates in which the
policy is
effective.