What happens to the coverage under a children's term rider when that child reaches a certain specified age?

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What happens to the coverage under a children's term rider when that child reaches a certain specified age?

Explanation:
Children's term riders provide temporary life insurance coverage for a dependent child up to a fixed age (often 18 or 25). When the child reaches that specified age, the coverage under the rider terminates—the rider’s coverage is eliminated. Some policies may allow converting the rider to a permanent policy within a conversion period, but that would be a separate, newly issued permanent policy rather than continuation of the rider’s term coverage. If conversion isn’t used, the rider ends at the stated age.

Children's term riders provide temporary life insurance coverage for a dependent child up to a fixed age (often 18 or 25). When the child reaches that specified age, the coverage under the rider terminates—the rider’s coverage is eliminated. Some policies may allow converting the rider to a permanent policy within a conversion period, but that would be a separate, newly issued permanent policy rather than continuation of the rider’s term coverage. If conversion isn’t used, the rider ends at the stated age.

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