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There was a somewhat common misconception that the limit was per person, not per policy. Although, the distinction wasn't very meaningful because you could be
by CydeWeys 8y ago
There was a somewhat common misconception that the limit was per person, not per policy.
Although, the distinction wasn't very meaningful because you could be denied for pre-existing conditions, so if you had hit a lifetime limit on one policy, good luck being able to get another one anywhere else.