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Structured
Settlements Information :
Connecticut Viatical Settlement Statutes
The Legislative Regulations Review Committee approved the Insurance Department’s regulation concerning viatical settlements on February 23, 2000. The regulation was filed with the Secretary of the State and is effective March 1, 2000.
• Read the CT statutes at Connecticut Regulations Viatical Settlements.
Sec. 38a-465-1. Definitions
As used in sections [38a- -1] 38a-465-1 to [38a- -4] 38a-465-10, inclusive:
(1) "Commissioner" means the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Connecticut [.];
(2) "INSURED" MEANS THE PERSON COVERED UNDER A LIFE INSURANCE POLICY OR THE HOLDER OF A CERTIFICATE BEING CONSIDERED FOR VIATICATION;
Statement of purpose: To ensure that viatical settlement payments are reasonable and to provide safeguards for the protection patient identifying information.
Also
read:
Premium
Financing Hedge Uncertainty
Affluent insureds can use leverage to buy life insurance
using recourse and nonrecourse premium financing. After
two years, the coverage may be sold as a Senior Life
Settlement, or retained.
Presettlement
Funding Could Help Injury Victims
It
is a new service that can help injured parties while
in litigation. This service can provide cash to injury
victims for living expenses or to complete the lawsuit,
and is non-recourse. |
• Viatical Settlement Broker
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