Retirement and Other Insurance Concepts
What does a group life conversion privilege give a person whose group coverage ends?
Answer and explanation
Answer: D. A conversion privilege lets a person whose group coverage ends obtain an individual policy without showing evidence of insurability, within a limited window and at the insurer's rate for the attained age. It does not continue the group coverage, refund contributions, or move the person into another employer's plan.Source: Pearson VUE — Georgia Insurance Examination Content Outlines #121102 — Outline page S2, Group life conversion privilege
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