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Namsteven Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Will be covered

- All employees hired after September 21st will be covered under the Westbrook Plus life insurance policy instead of Westbrook Premium. Westbrook Plus has 2 advantages. First, it has lower monthly payments, and second, you can cash out your premium any time after the first year.

- What do "will be covered" and "cash out" mean in this situation?

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"Will be covered" is a passive construction referring to all the employees hired after Sept 21st, who will have all the listed benefits under this policy. Cash out - is one of the benefits / incentives offered by some life insurance companies which allows the policy holder to take cash out of the account in time of emergency. It should be noted that the policy holder is paying into the account which will have certain cash value after a designated period.

— Dimsumexpress

  • "Will be covered" is a passive construction referring to all the employees hired after Sept 21st, who will have all the listed benefits under this policy.
  • Cash out - is one of the benefits / incentives offered by some life insurance companies which allows the policy holder to take cash out of the account in time of emergency.
  • It should be noted that the policy holder is paying into the account which will have certain cash value after a designated period.
  • That's what "cash out" means in a nutshell.
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"Will be covered" is a passive construction referring to all the employees hired after Sept 21st, who will have all the listed benefits under this policy.

Cash out - is one of the benefits / incentives offered by some life insurance companies which allows the policy holder to take cash out of the account in time of emergency. It should be noted that the policy holder is paying into the
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