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A non-accelerated benefit refers to a type of financial or insurance benefit that is not paid out or realized until a specific event occurs, such as reaching a certain age, retirement, or the occurrence of a predetermined condition. Unlike accelerated benefits, which can be accessed early under certain circumstances (like terminal illness), non-accelerated benefits require the fulfillment of these conditions before any payout is made. This ensures that the benefits are preserved for the intended purpose or timeline.

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