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A participating life insurance policy has a long-term care rider. The insured qualifies for the benefit. Where does the initial benefit money come from?

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User Onique
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It is an advance of the face amount of the policy

Step-by-step explanation:

The life insurance policy with an added long-term care rider is a policy that suits people who prefers lifetime care benefits. This policy provides an amount (benefit) of the death benefit to pay for some long-term care expenses covered in the policy at any point in time the policyholder requires care. It is important to note that this benefit is simply an advance of the policy's face amount.

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