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Why Reviewing Your Insurance Coverage Matters

Coverage, exclusions, renewal terms and nominee details — the parts of a policy that matter most at claim time.

365 Wealth Advisory Desk5 min readPublished: To be publishedSample content

Adequacy changes over time

Income, family size, liabilities and medical costs change. A policy bought years ago may no longer match the situation it was meant to protect.

Read beyond the premium

Exclusions, waiting periods, sub-limits and renewal conditions determine what actually happens when a claim is made.

Key Takeaways

  • Cover that was adequate at purchase may not be adequate today.
  • Exclusions and waiting periods deserve attention before a claim, not after.
  • Nominee and contact details should be kept current.
  • Policy Review
  • Renewals
  • Insurance Coverage

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