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Hancock + Met = ?

Posted by Ratco Pal on February 17, 2002 at 20:25:17:

My wife and I are first time buyers considering various LTC carriers. We read in a discussion iem on this board that Hancock and Met will use "short form" underwriting for the new Federal LTC PLAN. CONSEQUENTLY, MANY RISKY PEOPLE CAN GET INTO THE POOL OF INSUREDS.Could someone please tell us:
What will be the implications for policy holders of these two carriers?

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Re: Hancock + Met = ? Robert S. McIver 11:55:02 03/02/02 (0)
Re: Hancock + Met = ? Thomas Herbert 18:21:57 02/18/02 (0)
Re: Hancock + Met = ? Steve Eads, CLU 10:41:42 02/18/02 (1)
- Re: Hancock + Met = ? William Gray Associates, LLC 00:46:26 03/08/02 (0)
Re: Hancock + Met = ? Scott A. Olson 23:25:29 02/17/02 (2)
- Re: Hancock + Met = ? William Gray 21:02:57 03/19/02 (1)
  - Re: Hancock + Met = ? Scott A. Olson 21:49:15 03/19/02 (0)

Re: Hancock + Met = ? : My wife and I are first time buyers considering various LTC carriers. We read in a discussion iem on this board that Hancock and Met will use "short form" underwriting for the new Federal LTC PLAN. CONSEQUENTLY, MANY RISKY PEOPLE CAN GET INTO THE POOL OF INSUREDS.Could someone please tell us: : What will be the implications for policy holders of these two carriers?

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