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Under Illinois law, what free-look period applies to a newly issued Medicare supplement policy?

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Why C is correct

Medicare supplement policies in Illinois carry a 30-day free look: the policyholder may return the policy within 30 days of delivery for a full refund of premium, though any application fee need not be refunded. This right is administered under the Illinois Medicare supplement framework of 215 ILCS 5/363 and described in Illinois SHIP guidance published with the Illinois Department of Insurance. The 30-day period is deliberately longer than the 10-day free look on newly issued individual life policies.

Why the other options are wrong

  • A) 10 days is the free look for newly issued individual life policies, not Medicare supplement policies.
  • B) 20 days is not the Medicare supplement free-look period; the Med supp free look runs 30 days.
  • D) 45 days is the annual birthday open enrollment window between ages 65 and 75, not the free-look period.

Memory hook

Med supp gives you thirty to rethink it; life gives ten.

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