California § 10237.5 - An inflation protection provision that increases benefit levels annually in a man
Full text of California Public Contract Code - PCC § 10237.5 — An inflation protection provision that increases benefit levels annually in a man, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 10237.5. An inflation protection provision that increases benefit levels annually in a man
(a) An inflation protection provision that increases benefit levels annually in a manner so that the increases are compounded annually at a rate not less than 5 percent shall be included in a long-term care insurance policy unless an insurer obtains a rejection of inflation protection signed by the policyholder. (b) The rejection, to be included in the application or on a separate form, shall state: âI have reviewed the outline of coverage and the graphs that compare the benefits and premiums of this policy with and without inflation protection. Specifically, I have reviewed the plan, and I reject 5 percent annual compound inflation protection. Signature of Applicant Dateâ
Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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