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Do most long-term care policies have an unlimited benefit period?
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∙ 10y ago
Depending on the benefit period you choose, long-term care insurance companies offers lifetime benefit period also known as unlimited coverage. However, a long-term care insurance policy with unlimited coverage can be very expensive.
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Is a long term care insurance policy considered to have a unlimited benefit period?
Depending on the benefit period that you choose, every long-term care insurance has benefit period which is determined based on your choice of how long your are going to receive benefit from your long-term care insurance policy. You can choose from 2 years, 3 years or even a lifetime benefit period which is also known as unlimited coverage, where you will be receiving benefits until your demise. However, the longer benefit period you have, the more expensive your long-term care insurance premium will be.
Difference between pooling of risk in shortterm and longterm insurance?
terms period
What is waiting period in life insurance?
Waiting period may refer to the period of time from when you apply for coverage until you actually are insured by the policy. In addition, some graded benefit life insurance policies do not have full coverage from the first day you are insured. These graded plans may have full coverage after a two year waiting period.
What is the Mandatory Holding Period on Insurance Policies to avail tax banefits in India?
As per the Indian IT Laws, any Tax Payer, who claims tax deductions under Sec 80C using life insurance policies, is expected to pay his/her insurance premium for a minimum period of 2 full years. For a single premium policy if the contract is terminated within two years of the commencement of insurance then the benefit already taken would have to be reversed. The consequence of not fulfilling the holding period is that there is no benefit for the current year for the premium paid and all the previous benefits are reversed with the amounts being considered as income
Is there a probationary period required for disability income policies?
YES
Policies can be implemented only for a long period of time?
False
What is increasing death benefit?
That is where the death benefit in a life policy increases over a period of time.
Public policies can be implemented within a short period of time.?
true
Over what period of time can you collect short term disability?
Long term disability benefits may be a benefit of employment, or provided under an individual policy purchased by the insured. In either event, the terms of the benefit will be defined in the plan or policy. These include the duration of time that the insured must be out of work, due to a disabling injury contemplated by the policy, before being entitled to payments. That period of time is called the "elimination period".
Why are patients who are HIV positive or have heart-lung disease not good candidates for liver transplantation?
Their ability to survive the surgery and the difficult recovery period, as well as their longterm prognosis, is hindered by their conditions.
Can you collect disability if you are have schizophrenia?
Yes, if your disability insurance policy covers mental/nervous illnesses.Most disability insurance policies have a 2 years benefit period limitation on mental/nervous disabilities. Ask your agent if your policy covers these illnesses, and for how long.
When does short term disability start?
Benefit payments begin after satisfying the policy elimination period. The elimination period describes the length of time the policyholder must be disabled before benefit payments begin. The elimination period is established when completing the policy application. Generally policies with shorter elimination periods have higher premium costs, so the answer partially depends upon the choices made at purchase. There may be separate elimination periods for accidents and illnesses, so the answer also depends upon the reason for the disability.
