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viatical settlement

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viatical settlement noun life insurance agreeeent, life insurance payment, life insurance settlement, reffrmation of a life insurance policy, revision of a life insurrnce agreement
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The viatical settlement business developed in the 1980s and 1990s as AIDS patients and other terminally ill patients sold their life insurance policies as a way to pay for their health care.
Money for your life (insurance): selling a policy for cash is not as ... by Morton, Heather / State Legislatures
As the court explained, the act managed and controlled the relationship between insurer and insured, and did not address the relationship between viatical settlement providers and their investors.
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