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Free-Look Period

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A free-look period allows individuals to review their Long-Term Care Insurance policy, usually for 30 days, without obligation.

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A free-look period is when an individual approved for a Long-Term Care Insurance policy can review their policy free of cost or obligation. Most states allow the individual to "refuse" a policy within 30 days of delivery of the policy.

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