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At renewal the premium for a renewable term policy is based on what?
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∙ 8y ago
It is based upon the policy itself. You probably don't want to renew a term policy after the initial period of time if you are healthy it will be better for you to get a new policy. New business rates will be much better than what is set up within the policy for renewal periods.
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