Connecticut 2025 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00452 Compare Versions

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1313 Introduced by:
1414 SEN. ANWAR, 3rd Dist.
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1818 AN ACT CONCERNING CONSUMER PROTECTIONS FOR LONG -
1919 TERM CARE INSURANCE POLICYHOLDERS.
2020 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General
2121 Assembly convened:
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2323 That the general statutes be amended to: (1) Establish a four-year 1
2424 moratorium on long-term care insurance premium rate increases; (2) 2
2525 require that the Insurance Department hold a public hearing for long-3
2626 term care premium rate increase requests that exceed five per cent; (3) 4
2727 establish a personal income tax deduction for individual long-term care 5
2828 insurance policyholders for whom the premium rate for such policy 6
2929 increased by more than five per cent in a taxable year; and (4) establish 7
3030 a task force to (A) study the long-term care insurance industry, 8
3131 including, but not limited to, premium costs and alternative policy 9
3232 structures, including state-funded insurance pools for long-term care 10
3333 policyholders, and (B) provide recommendations to improve long-term 11
3434 care insurance affordability and coverage. 12
3535 Statement of Purpose:
3636 To: (1) Establish a four-year moratorium on long-term care insurance
3737 premium rate increases; (2) require that the Insurance Department hold Proposed Bill No. 452
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4242 a public hearing for long-term care premium rate increase requests that
4343 exceed five per cent; (3) establish a personal income tax deduction for
4444 individual long-term care insurance policyholders for whom the
4545 premium rate for such policy increased by more than five per cent in a
4646 taxable year; and (4) establish a task force to (A) study the long-term
4747 care insurance industry, including, but not limited to, premium costs
4848 and alternative policy structures, including state-funded insurance
4949 pools for long-term care policyholders, and (B) provide
5050 recommendations to improve long-term care insurance affordability
5151 and coverage.