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An insurance policy is a legal contract between the insurance company (the insurer) and the person(s), business, or entity being insured (the insured).
Reading your policy helps you verify that the policy meets your needs and that you understand your and the insurance company’s responsibilities if a loss occurs. Many insureds purchase a policy without understanding what is covered, the exclusions that take away coverage, and the conditions that must be met in order for coverage to apply when a loss occurs. The SCDOI would like to remind consumers that reading and understanding your entire policy can help you avoid problems and disagreements
with your insurance company in the sự kiện of a loss. Nội dung chính
- The Basics of an Insurance Contract
- The Declaration Page
- The Insuring Agreement
- The Exclusions
- The Conditions
- Definitions
- Endorsements and Riders
- Want to Review Your Policy?
- What is the reason for the establishment of rules governing life insurance?
- What type of life insurance is issued by mutual insurer?
- Which of these is considered to be a living benefit option in a life insurance policy?
- What comprises the life and health insurance Guaranty Association?
The Basics of an Insurance Contract
There are four basic parts to an insurance contract:
- Declaration Page
- Insuring Agreement
- Exclusions
- Conditions
It is important to understand that multi-peril policies may have specific exclusions and conditions for each type of coverage, such as collision coverage, medical payment coverage, liability coverage, and so on. You will
need to make sure that you read the language for the specific coverage that applies to your loss.
The Declaration Page
This page is usually the first part of an insurance policy. It identifies who is the insured, what risks or property are covered, the policy limits, and the policy period (i.e. time the policy is in force).
For example, the Declarations Page of an automobile policy will include the description of the vehicle covered (e.g. make/model, VIN
number), the name of the person covered, the premium amount, and the deductible (the amount you will have to pay for a claim before an insurer pays its portion of a covered claim).
Similarly, the Declarations Page of a life insurance policy will include the name of the person insured and the face amount of the life insurance policy (e.g. $25,000, $50,000, etc.).
The Insuring Agreement
This is a summary of the major promises of the insurance company and states
what is covered. In the Insuring Agreement, the insurer agrees to do certain things such as paying losses for covered perils, providing certain services, or agreeing to defend the insured in a liability lawsuit. There are two basic forms of an insuring agreement:
- Named–perils coverage, under which only those perils specifically listed in the policy are covered. If the peril is not listed, it is not covered.
- All–risk coverage, under which all losses are covered except those
losses specifically excluded. If the loss is not excluded, then it is covered. Life insurance policies are typically all-risk policies.
The Exclusions
Exclusions take coverage away from the Insuring Agreement. The three major types of Exclusions are:
- Excluded perils or causes of loss
- Excluded losses
- Excluded property
Typical examples of excluded perils under a homeowners policy are flood,
earthquake, and nuclear radiation. A typical example of an excluded loss under an automobile policy is damage due to wear and tear. Examples of excluded property under a homeowners policy are personal property such as an automobile, a pet, or an airplane.
The Conditions
Conditions are provisions inserted in the policy that qualify or place limitations on the insurer’s promise to pay or perform. If the policy conditions are not met, the insurer can
deny the claim. Common conditions in a policy include the requirement to file a proof of loss with the company, to protect property after a loss, and to cooperate during the company’s investigation or defense of a liability lawsuit.
Definitions
Most policies have a Definitions section, which defines specific terms used in the policy. It may be a stand-alone section or part of another section. In order to understand the terms used in the policy, it is
important to read this section.
Endorsements and Riders
An insurer may change the language or coverage of a policy the time of the policy renewal. Endorsements and Riders are written provisions that add to, delete, or modify the provisions in the original insurance contract. In most states, the insurer is required to send you a copy of the changes to your policy. It is important that you read all Endorsements or Riders so you understand how your
policy has changed and if the policy is still adequate to meet your needs.
Want to Review Your Policy?
To obtain a copy of your insurance policy, please contact your insurance agent or company.
Last Updated 9/14/22
Issue: One of the disclosures available to life insurance consumers is the life insurance illustration. An illustration is a presentation or depiction provided to prospective or new policy owners that shows how the policy should perform under specific circumstances set out in the illustration. While the components of illustrations may differ depending on the type and complexity of the policy, there are similarities across policy forms. Items
common to all life insurance policy illustrations include the benefits entitled to a policyholder, the premiums required to maintain the benefit, the expenses related to policy issue and maintenance, and the benefit and premium periods.
Overview: Life insurance illustrations are subject to the Life Insurance Illustrations Model Regulation (#582).
The purpose of Model #582 is to “provide rules for life insurance policy illustrations that will protect consumers and foster consumer education.” It is applicable to all group and individual life insurance policies and certificates with illustrated death benefits exceeding $10,000. Exceptions to this include variable life insurance, credit life insurance contracts, and annuities.
The model
allows the insurer to choose whether a policy form will be marketed with an illustration. For policy forms actively marketed prior to the effective date of the regulation, the insurer is required to identify the forms that will use an illustration in the sales process. Policy forms issued after the effective date of the regulation must include a similar identification when filing. For any policy form identified as one not to be marketed with an illustration, the insurer is prohibited from
providing an illustration for any policy using that form prior to the first policy anniversary.
Model #582 defines three types of illustrations: 1) a basic illustration; 2) a supplemental illustration; and 3) an in-force illustration. The basic illustration is used in the marketing of the policy and shows both guaranteed and non-guaranteed elements of the policy. Among the guaranteed elements are policy benefits, premiums, values, credits, and charges that are guaranteed and determined
issue. Each of these elements has a non-guaranteed counterpart in the basic illustration that is not guaranteed or determined issue. Using a universal life policy basic illustration as an example, the non-guaranteed elements include current death benefits, current fund accumulation, and the cash value and premiums related to the current benefits. These values are subject to the minimum
values provided by the policy guarantees, and they cannot provide values more favorable than the illustrated values based on the company’s actual recent historical experience.
In addition to the basic illustration, the company may provide a supplemental illustration that depicts only the non-guaranteed elements permitted in the basic illustration. The format of the supplemental illustration may differ from the basic illustration, but it is still subject to the requirements for
non-guaranteed elements defined for the basic illustration. The supplemental illustration must refer the policy owner to the basic illustration for guaranteed elements and other important information.
After the first policy anniversary, the company may choose to provide, or the policy owner may request, periodic updates on the policy’s performance. These updates are provided in the form of in-force illustrations. All aspects of the in-force illustration are like the basic
illustration, including listing the age of the insured as the issue age plus the number of years the policy has been in force.
Model #582 contains specific requirements concerning the inclusion of the basic illustration as part of the life insurance policy delivery process. The requirements state that if marketing the policy includes an illustration and the policy is applied for as illustrated, the authorized company representative must submit the illustration, signed by that
representative and the applicant, to the insurer the time of policy application. If an illustration is not used in the sale of the policy, both the applicant and the authorized company representative must sign a form provided by the insurer acknowledging that no illustration was used. If an illustration is presented prior to application and is later revised before the policy is issued, the new illustration must be labeled “Revised Illustration.” In all cases where an illustration is required,
the policy applied for or issued must have an illustration accurately representing the policy and appropriately signed by the applicant or policy owner and the authorized company representative. The illustration must be provided prior to or simultaneously with the policy delivery.
To provide guidance to policies whose benefits are tied to an external index or indices, the NAIC adopted Actuarial Guideline XLIX—The Application of the Life Illustrations Model Regulation to Policies with
Index-Based Interest (AG 49) on Aug. 16, 2015. AG 49 was developed to bring uniformity to the illustrations of policies tied to an external index or indices by providing a reasonable cap on the illustrated credited rate. Uniformity across illustrations helps clients to compare the policies of different companies more
easily.
Status: The NAIC encourages states to adopt model laws and regulations designed to inform and protect insurance consumers. Model #582 provides rules for life insurance policy illustrations that will protect consumers and foster consumer education. Life insurance and annuities are regulated by state insurance commissioners. Accordingly, state insurance departments provide
regulatory oversight to ensure all companies under their jurisdiction abide by the standards defined in the model.
The Life Insurance Illustration Issues (A) Working Group, created in 2022, is charged to explore how the narrative summary required by Section 7B of Model #582 and the policy summary required by Section 5A(2) of the Life Insurance Disclosure Model Regulation (#580) can be enhanced to promote consumer readability and understandability, including how they
are designed, formatted, and accessed by consumers. The Working Group is working on draft revisions to Model #580 to fulfill its charge. The draft revisions contemplate a policy overview document for delivery with all policies, whether illustrated or not. The proposal includes a template that, if used, would meet the requirements of the new policy overview document set out in Model #580. The Working Group hopes to have draft revisions to Model #580 ready for review by the Life
Insurance and Annuities (A) Committee by the 2022 Summer National Meeting.
What is the reason for the establishment of rules governing life insurance?
The purpose of this regulation is: (1) To regulate the activities of insurers and producers with respect to the replacement of existing life insurance and annuities. (b) Reduce the opportunity for misrepresentation and incomplete disclosure.
What type of life insurance is issued by mutual insurer?
What type of life insurance policy issued by a mutual insurer provides a return of divisible surplus? participating life insurance policy. A self-funded plan.
Which of these is considered to be a living benefit option in a life insurance policy?
Life insurance allows you, the policy owner, to build cash value through your life insurance policy that accumulates over your lifetime. This is considered a living benefit of life insurance because, in contrast to a death benefit that pays out when you pass away, you can use the money while you’re still alive.
What comprises the life and health insurance Guaranty Association?
The National Organization of Life and Health Insurance Guaranty Associations (NOLHGA) is a U.S. trade group made up of guaranty associations—organizations that protect policyholders and claimants in the sự kiện of an insurance company’s impairment or insolvency—in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
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