You have 90 days to add coverage after a qualifying life event. For milestone ages, you have up to 60 days before your policy anniversary.
Other requirements for LEO
While there’s no additional cost to have LEO on your original policy, you’ll pay a premium for the new policy’s coverage. Your new rate is based on your age when you activate it.
Keep in mind that qualifying life events and milestone ages must apply to the insured person even if the policy owner is someone else.
You can use LEO to add coverage up to 6 times. If you use it for a life event, like buying a home, it takes the place of your next milestone age option.
When you use it for a life event, we'll ask for some basic proof, like pay statements or military separation orders, before we issue your new policy.
How it works
Steps to complete How it works
Hours of operation
Note: Days and times may vary.
Life Events Option FAQ
Your rider expires when the first of these happens:
- You reach the policy anniversary after you turn 45.
- You cancel the original policy.
- You use the rider 6 times.
Your new policy is whole life insurance, so it'll protect you for life as long as you pay your premiums.
It can be, but only certain policies include this option.
No. When you use your LEO for a qualifying life event, it takes the place of your next milestone age option.
You can still use the rider for future life events or your next milestone age.