Any medical service, therapy, or medication that the plan finds to be not yet proven or perceived by the medical community as ineffective.
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Experimental underwriting
Insurance company that accepts certain types of risks considered uninsurable according to the insurer’s normal underwriting guidelines.
Expiration
The date upon which a Policy will cease to cover unless-previously continued or renewed by an additional premium or unless previously cancelled.
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The termination date listed in a contract.
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The termination date of an insurance contract.
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REINSURANCE: This is cessation of cover if not renewed following the anniversary date. A treaty written on a “continuous until cancelled” basis does not expire automatically. This would need to be looked at for a cancellation provision.
Expiration card
A method of noting the expiration date of a policy. The agent or salesperson may use this to remind him or herself of which policies will be up for renewal soon.
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A way of recording the date on which a policy terminates. It is used to remind the agent or sales representative of a policy coming up for renewal.
Expiration date
The date shown in the declarations page of a policy upon which coverage terminates usually at 1201 a.m.
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The date on which the policy ends.
Expiration File
A record kept by agents or insurers of the dates on which policies they have written or are servicing expire.
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A notation of the day on which policies expire, kept by agents or salespeople.
Expiration notice
Notice given to the insured of upcoming expiration of the insurance.
Expiry
Termination of a term Policy at the end of the term period.
Expiry (Life Insurance)
Ending a term life policy at the end of the coverage period.
Expiry Date
The date on which the insurance cover for a risk ceases.