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Big difference between a larger Fidelity policy and a small 10K claim.
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I'm sure if companies were denying these claims left and right some publicatiosn would be warning the public about lieing. In reality it looks like a gray area were a company might or might not rescind.We really don't know. heres something I found 3. The life insurance company could pay the claim even if you got some facts wrong. If an investigation finds you misrepresented facts on your application, the insurer has a couple of options. It can figure out how much premium you should have been paying based on the new facts and reduce the death benefit by that amount. That would likely happen if you simply made a mistake, such as saying you were a recreational skier when your hobby actually met the definition of extreme skiing, Friedman says. Or perhaps you miscalculated how long ago you quit smoking. Or the insurance company can deny the claim. The decision will depend on the size of the claim and how blatant the misrepresentation was, Rothschild says.
Interesting. One guy gets in a car crash, and the company rescinds due to misstatement of tobacco usage, lol. Poor wife.
Ty for the links.
Big difference between a larger Fidelity policy and a small 10K claim.
Just for your info I have experience with this. Years ago I had a client lie threw his teeth and he got issued $100k policy. He died after a yr. the company denied the claim and the bene sued. The insurance company ended up paying most of the claim as they didn't want to go to ct.