accelerated benefits造句

• Still, whether they kick in immediately or almost immediately, accelerated benefits are making a difference.
• Insurance companies responded by offering accelerated benefits.
• But they are deprived of the accelerated benefits that would have kicked in toward the end of their careers.
• I suspect that as life expectancies continue to increase, there is going to be increased interest in viaticals and all forms of accelerated benefits,
• They provide tiny benefits for short-term employees, but rapidly accelerated benefits after an employee has been with the company for 20, 30 or more years.
• He added that insurance companies and regulators needed to give more study to the feasibility of insurance companies'increasing the eligibility of terminally ill customers for accelerated benefits.
• "Many insurers that offer accelerated benefits do so only if the policyholder has less than six months to live, " said David S . Landay, a trustee of the National Community AIDS Partnership and president of National Viator Representatives, a New York-based adviser to ill people looking to draw cash from their insurance policy.
• As a result, our large pension and health care benefit programs will soon experience rapidly accelerating benefit outlays . . . . Thus, at a time when the federal government should be building up surpluses to prepare for the aging of the baby boom generation, it is engaged in another reckless experiment with large and permanent tax cuts.