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If you have a waiver of premium provision in your long-term care or disability insurance policy, you may qualify to stop paying premiums once you've begun collecting benefits.
A waiver of premium provision increases the cost of your insurance but means that you won't be left without coverage if you are no longer able to pay the premiums.
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