Hi,
Alcor has a policy of "grandfathering" existing members when price rises occur. This means that existing members are covered at the price they signed-up. Because growth is steady and price rises infrequent - and there is a buffer for fluctuations in the standard price already - this is policy is workable.
It is an incentive to sign-up sooner than later!
Regards,
- Andrew Clifford (Alcor advisor)
jcqslemaitre <jcqslemaitre@...> wrote:
jcqslemaitre <jcqslemaitre@...> wrote:
Let's suppose a guy become an Alcor member in his youth by means of
an insurance policy covering an amount which doubles the required
fees.
What if in the last part of his life the Alcor fees rise (because of
inflation or any other reason)? Our guy is likely to be retired and
may not be able to pay more money.
What is the Alcor policy in such a case?
Jacques Lemaitre
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