Which rider in a permanent life policy allows the holder to purchase additional coverage at specific times without medical evidence?

The guaranteed insurability rider is a provision that allows the policyholder to purchase additional life insurance coverage at predetermined intervals, such as during specific life events (like marriage or the birth of a child), without having to submit any evidence of insurability or undergo a medical examination. This benefit is particularly valuable because it ensures that the policyholder can increase their coverage as their needs evolve over time and guarantees they can obtain this additional insurance even if their health status changes.

This rider adds a significant layer of flexibility and security to a permanent life insurance policy, making it easier for individuals to adapt their life insurance to their changing circumstances. The absence of medical underwriting at these specific points provides peace of mind that coverage can be expanded without facing potential health obstacles that might otherwise limit access to new insurance.