Question 2006 of 287 · Texas Life, Accident and Health Agent Exam
A cost-of-living rider on a life insurance policy provides
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Correct answer to question 2006
- D: increases in the face amount tied to a consumer price index, without evidence of insurability
Explanation
The rider increases coverage periodically to offset inflation, usually with premium increases for the added amount. Evidence of insurability is generally not required.
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