Extension
of Life Insurance Benefits For Total and Permanent Disability (Participant
Only)
If,
while life insurance coverage is in force, you become totally and permanently
disabled from an illness or injury before age 70, thereby being prevented from
performing any work or engaging in any occupation for wage or profit (and you
are not paying for coverage under Self-Contribution Coverage), your life
insurance may remain in force as long as you remain totally disabled. Written
proof of such total disability must be submitted to the Trust Office within 12
months of loss of eligibility due to such disability. Proof must be satisfactory
to the life insurance carrier. In no event will the amount of life insurance
exceed the amount in force on the date you lose eligibility except for the
participant who is covered under the Carpenters Health and Security Plan –
For Retired Carpenters.
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