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What does double indemnity refer to?(1 point)
being dishonest on the application which can invalidate the claim
a provision that says if the insured dies in an accident, the death benefit paid out is doubled.
if the insured is a victim of a violent crime and the beneficiary was involved in the crime
If the insured dies in an accident the insurance company will not pay if the beneficiary was involved in the accident
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"a provision that says if the insured dies in an accident, the death benefit paid out is doubled."
Double indemnity is an accidental-death benefit that pays an extra (typically double) amount if death results from an accident, subject to policy terms and exclusions.
Double indemnity is an accidental-death benefit that pays an extra (typically double) amount if death results from an accident, subject to policy terms and exclusions.
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