Section 930.50 Disclosure Requirements

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 50 INSURANCE › CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE › Part 930 LIFE INSURANCE SOLICITATION › Section 930.50 Disclosure Requirements

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Section 930

Section 930.50  Disclosure

Requirements

a)         Except in the case of a direct response insurance product, the

insurer shall provide, to all applicants, a Buyer's Guide prior to accepting

the applicant's initial premium or premium deposit.  The Buyer's Guide must be

delivered with a direct response policy or prior to delivery of a direct

response policy.  A Policy Summary must be delivered with, or prior to,

delivery of either an agent solicited policy or direct response policy.

b)         Upon request, the insurer shall provide a Buyer's Guide and a

Policy Summary to any prospective purchaser prior to application.

c)         In the case of policies whose Equivalent Level Death Benefit

does not exceed $5,000, the requirement for providing a Policy Summary will be

satisfied by delivery of a written statement containing the information

described in Section 930.40(i)(1)(B)-(E)(iii), (i)(1)(F), (i)(1)(G), (i)(1)(J),

and (i)(1)(K).

d)         A policy summary is not required to include information

available in the policy form or illustrations.  If an illustration subject to

the requirements of 50 Ill. Adm. Code 1406.50(b) is used in the sale of a

policy, a policy summary does not have to be provided.  Only "guaranteed

elements" may be shown in the policy summary.

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