Life insurance riders are optional features that customize a policy, usually at an additional cost. Common examples include accidental death benefits, waivers of premium if you become disabled, and coverage for long-term care expenses. Whether a rider is worth the extra cost depends on your circumstances, the protection it provides, and whether that protection is already available through other insurance.
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