28 Tex. Admin. Code § 3.303 - Solicitation and Advertising
(a) The initial
premium charge and its period of guarantee, the maximum premium charge, the
fact that the maximum premium charge might be charged, and the frequency of
premium redetermination dates must be set forth prominently in:
(1) any advertising containing an application
or any advertisement used with a solicitation; and
(2) any oral or written solicitation. In any
such solicitation or advertisement the insurer or insurance agent must also
furnish the prospective insured with a written statement containing language
substantially as follows: The company reserves the right to charge the maximum
premium beginning with any premium redetermination date. The premium at
redetermination date, if less than the maximum premium stated in the policy, is
not guaranteed beyond the current redetermination period. Also, the premium at
redetermination date is subject to the company's expectations as to one or more
future cost factors including persistency, expenses, mortality, and interest.
Any increase in premium will not result in an increase in your benefits or cash
values, if any, or other nonforfeiture values.
(b) No insurer or agent may, in marketing an
indeterminate premium reduction policy, mention, illustrate, or refer in any
fashion to any possible or likely specific future charge for the coverage
unless the illustration, mentioning, or reference is made on the basis of
current, stated and official company projections such as interest, persistency,
mortality, or expense factors. Upon request of a prospective applicant, the
insurer or agent must provide an explanation of the basis of any
illustration.
(c) If nonguaranteed
premium rates are displayed in advertising and disclosure material, the maximum
premium rate(s) must be displayed with equal prominence.
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