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Guaranteed Renewable Contract (Life or Health)

 
Insurance Dictionary: Guaranteed Renewable Contract (Life or Health)

Insurance policy renewable at the option of the insured for a specified number of years or to a stated age. The insurance company cannot refuse to renew the policy and cannot change any of its provisions except the Premium Rate. If the insurance company changes the premium, it must do so for the entire policyholder classification, not just for one or a few members. See Guaranteed Insurability.

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