Long Term Care Premium Payments, Grace Periods
Long term care insurance policies have grace periods for paying your premiums.
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Long term care insurance policies have grace periods for paying your premiums.
→ Read MorePayment of your premium under a long term care insurance policy is waived as long as you remain eligible for benefits. If your policy lapses, it may be reinstated.
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→ Read MoreBy paying an additional premium, you can purchase an inflation protection rider on your long term care insurance policy.
→ Read MoreThe purpose of a lapse rider on your long term care insurance policy is to provide you with options if the policy premium is increased on a class basis to such an extent that you may find it difficult to continue pay the premium and keep the long term car
→ Read MoreAn expensive rider to your long term care insurance policy is one where you don’t have to pay any more premiums on the policy after the later of your 65th birthday or ten years after the effective date of your policy coverage.
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