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CT HB05442
Bill
Status
2/25/2016
Primary Sponsor
Insurance and Real Estate Committee
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AI Summary
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Premium rate increases of 20% or more on long-term care insurance policies must be spread over a minimum of three years with annual increases capped at 7% per year.
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Insurers must use periodic rate increases that are actuarially equivalent to a single rate increase and apply current interest rates for the chosen period.
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Insurers must notify policyholders at least 30 calendar days before implementation and offer the option to reduce policy benefits to lower premiums based on the new rate schedule.
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Policyholders who do not elect benefit reductions and do not cancel within the notice period are automatically deemed to have retained existing policy benefits.
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Amendments apply to both individual long-term care policies (section 38a-501) and group certificates (section 38a-528), effective October 1, 2016.
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning Long-term Care Insurance Policy Premium Rate Increases.
Last Action
File Number 406
4/4/2016