Premium Rates for Table Rated Risks Clause Samples
The "Premium Rates for Table Rated Risks" clause defines how insurance premiums are calculated for policyholders who are considered higher risk due to health or other underwriting factors. In practice, this clause specifies that individuals assigned a table rating—typically due to medical conditions or lifestyle factors—will pay premiums higher than standard rates, with the increase determined by the specific table rating assigned. This ensures that the insurer can appropriately price the additional risk, maintaining fairness and financial stability while providing coverage to individuals who might otherwise be uninsurable.
Premium Rates for Table Rated Risks. For life insurance on a risk classified substandard which are assigned a table rating, the reinsurance premium rates per thousand shall be the standard premium rates increased by 25% per table times the standard premium rates specified in paragraph (1) above. (For example, the premium rate for a table 4, or D, risk would be 200% of the standard premium rate.)
Premium Rates for Table Rated Risks. (facultative only) Premium Rates for Risks with Flat Extras (facultative only)
