What is a Lifetime Limit (Health Insurance)?

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What is a Lifetime Limit (Health Insurance)?

Posted by Rick Lindquist on Tue, Jul 27, 2010 @ 03:11 AM
 
The "lifetime limit" on a health insurance policy is the maximum dollar amount that the insurance policy will cover for the "life" of the policy. In other words, it is the maximum benefit a policy-holder can receive from a health insurance policy. 
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Note: This should not be taken as legal or tax advice.

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