Benefit Period

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Benefit Period

The time during which one receives payments from an insurance policy or government program. For example, the benefit period for a person receiving Medicare begins when he/she is admitted to inpatient care and ends 60 days following discharge. The benefit period may be used to help determine the amount and type of benefits one receives.

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Long-Term Care Insurance			If you own a long-term-care insurance policy with lifetime coverage and are facing a premium increase, reducing the benefit period to three or five years could result in substantial savings on the premium, says Burns. Long-Term-Care Rate Hikes Loom by Kimberly Lankford, Contributing Editor, / Kiplinger.com Among other findings, the study found that a three-year benefit period could knock as much as 54 percent off the cost of a lifetime benefit period; about 13. How to tackle your no. 1 challenge: prospects who believe they cannot ... by Forman, Stephen D. / Agent's Sales Journal Consider that a 35-year-old claimant with a $5,000 per month policy and a benefit period to age 65 represents a potential total liability of nearly $2 million. Digging deeper into DI claims: better understanding of the DI claim ... by McLellan, Allen C. / Life Insurance Selling			Benchmark Error Benchmark Interest Rate Benchmark Issue Benchmark Surplus Beneath Benefactor Benefice exceptionnel Beneficial Interest Beneficial Owner Beneficial Ownership Beneficiario beneficiary Beneficiary Clause Beneficiary of Trust Beneficio Beneficio contable Benefit Benefit Allocation Method Benefit Allowance Benefit Approach to Pensions Benefit Corporation Benefit Cost Ratio Benefit Differential Benefit Formula Benefit Offset Benefit Period Benefit Principle Benefit Segmentation Benefit Trigger Benefit-Based Pension Plan benefit-of-the-bargain rule benefits Benefits for International Service Benefits in Kind Benefits System Benelux Customs Union Benelux Economic Union Bengali Taka Beni di consumo Beni di investimento molto costosi Beni durevoli Beni immateriali Beni strumentali Benjamin Benjamin Graham bequeath bequest Berkeley Software Distribution Berkshire Hathaway Berlin Mint berm			benefit in kind benefit in kind Benefit Management Account Benefit Mother Herb Benefit Note Code Definition Benefit of cession benefit of clergy benefit of clergy benefit of clergy Benefit of counsel Benefit of discussion Benefit of division benefit of doubt Benefit of inventory Benefit of Number of Units Sold Benefit of the clergy Benefit of the clergy Benefit of the clergy benefit of the doubt benefit of the doubt benefit of the doubt benefit of the doubt benefit of the doubt benefit of the doubt benefit of the doubt Benefit Offset Benefit Offsets Benefit per Unit Space Benefit performance Benefit performance Benefit Period Benefit Periods Benefit Plan Administration Benefit Plan Audit benefit plan summary Benefit Planning Services Benefit Plans Administrative Services Benefit Policy Manual Benefit Principle Benefit Principles Benefit Rating Acceleration for Veteran Entitlements Act of 2008 Benefit Redemption Systems Branch Benefit Review Conference Benefit Risk Management Plan Benefit Segmentation Benefit Services of Hawaii Inc. Benefit Services, Inc. Benefit show benefit societies Benefit society Benefit System Benefit Systems Benefit Systems and Services, Inc. Benefit Technologies International, Inc. Benefit Trigger

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