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What is a rider in insurance policy
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[QUOTE="Augusta, post: 296314, member: 25283"] When it comes to insurance policy, there's the essence of adopting a rider. So a rider is an insurance policy is the provision that gives benefits to or amends the terms of a basic insurance policy. So with a rider or Riders a policy holder is offered with extra coverage options, or some coverages will be removed or restricted. So because of this getting a ride comes at an additional cost if an insured makes the moves to buy a rider. This is why it always important for policyholders to weigh the cost before adding a rider to their insurance policy. it is always of essence to determine first that you really need a rider. However it is good to first check that the rider isn't a duplicated coverage thatis is already in the basic policy. Some riders are low in cost since they entails little underwriting. you can add a rider to policies that has to do with rental units, life, homes or autos. So Riders are designed to meet insurance needs of an insured. you would pay the cost of a rider on top 9f the premium you would be paying so it an extra cost.A rider comes in different forms which includes waiver of premiums,,long-term care etc. [/QUOTE]
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