Question 2004 of 287 · Texas Life, Accident and Health Agent Exam
An accidental death benefit rider pays the additional amount if
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Correct answer to question 2004
- A: death results from an accident within a stated time of the injury
Explanation
Often called double indemnity, the rider pays an extra amount when death is accidental. The loss must usually occur within 90 days or other stated period after the accident, and exclusions such as war or suicide may apply.
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