Exam term
Elimination (waiting) period
The waiting period after an insured becomes disabled, or incurs a covered loss, before benefits begin. It applies to disability income, long-term care and waiver-of-premium provisions.
Lessons that use this term
- Waiver, guaranteed-insurability, payor, and accidental-death riders Florida
- Return-of-premium, disability, and cost-of-living riders Florida
- Disability income and accidental death and dismemberment policies Florida
- Individual and group long-term care insurance Florida
- Other provisions I: insuring clause, free look, consideration, probationary and elimination periods Florida
- Disability classifications: total, partial, recurrent, and residual Florida
- Replacement of health insurance Florida
- Term, other-insured, and long-term-care riders New York
- Policy delivery and explaining the contract New York
- Replacement of health insurance New York
- Other provisions I: insuring clause, free look, consideration, probationary and elimination periods New York
- Disability classifications: total, partial, recurrent, and residual New York
- Disability income and accidental death and dismemberment policies New York
- Other provisions II: waiver of premium, exclusions, preexisting conditions, coinsurance, deductibles New York
- Individual and group long-term care insurance New York
- Waiver, guaranteed-insurability, payor, and accidental-death riders Texas
- Disability income and accidental death and dismemberment policies Texas
- Individual and group long-term care insurance Texas
- Other provisions I: insuring clause, free look, consideration, probationary and elimination periods Texas
- Disability classifications: total, partial, recurrent, and residual Texas