Your current age. It is one of the factors which life insurance companies use to determine your premiums. The older you are, the greater is the chance that you will die while you are covered - so the higher is your premium.
This means that as you age, your premiums will change to meet your age range and your premiums will become higher.
The age the insured has reached on a given date.
Actual age on a given date.
With reference to an insured, the current insurance age.
The age of the insured on a particular date.
The insured's age on a given date. Attained age is one of the factors life insurance companies use to determine the insured's premiums. Some insurance companies round up the insured's age to the next age six months after each birthday.
By ordinary insurance definition, a person 25 years, 6 months and 1 day old generally is considered to have attained the age of 26.
This is one of the major factors considered by life insurance companies to determine your premiums. The older you are, the greater the probability you will die while coverage is in effect so you will pay a higher premium.
Your current age. Your attained age is one of the factors life insurance companies use to determine your premiums. The older you are, the greater chance you'll die while you are covered - so the higher your premium.
This refers to the insured's age at any given point.
This is the age an insured person has reached on a specific date.
The age of the insured or applicant on a specific date.
"Your current age. Your attained age is one of the factors life insurance companies use to determine your premiums. The older you are, the greater chance you will die while you are covered, therefore your premiums will be higher."
The age of the insured at the time of renewal (current age)
The current age of an insured.
The age an insured has reached on a given date.
calculation used by insurance companies in determining the rate and benefits as a person gets older.
The current age of the insured as measured from the age at the time the policy was issued. To Top
A method for determining the age of the proposed insured for premium calculations. This method uses the proposed insured's actual age in years. For example, a person who is 34 years and 5 months old would be classified as a 34-year as would a person who is 34 years and 7 months old. (See also: Nearest Age)
A person's age at any point in time, determined for life insurance purposes, often expressed as the age reached at the last birthday.