The period of time during which an insured person incurs eligible medical expenses toward the satisfaction of a deductible.

In life insurance, the time during which an annuitant makes premium payments.

The accumulation period refers to the time during which your retirement savings accumulate in a deferred annuity. Because annuities are federal income tax deferred, all earnings are reinvested to increase the base on which future earnings accumulate, so you have the benefit of compounding.When you buy a deferred fixed annuity contract, the company [..]

A Deferred Annuity period in which premiums are payable.

The period of time during which an insured must incur medical expenses up to the deductible in order to become eligible for reimbursement under a comprehensive major medical or major medical insurance policy. See Comprehensive Major Medical Insurance and Major Medical Insurance.

period of time insured must incur eligible medical expenses at least equal to the deductible amount in order to establish a benefit period under a major medical expense or comprehensive medical expens [..]

Accumulation period is the timeframe during which an individual contributes regularly to a retirement plan that will provide income payments at some future date. The term is typically used in referenc [..]

(1) The time between the first premium payment and the first benefit payout under a deferred annuity; (2) A specified period of time, such as 90 days, during which the insured person must incur eligib [..]

The time period between the date that the contract owner purchases the annuity and the date that periodic income payments begin.

This is the time period during which the insured incurs medical expenses that are covered by the policy. These medical expenses should be eligible for a deductible

The length of time an individual has to accumulate covered expenses to satisfy a required deductible and/or calendar year or plan-year maximum. This varies based on your plan type and the start date of your plan year.

(1) The time between the first premium payment and the first benefit payout under a deferred annuity; (2) A specified period of time, such as 90 days, during which the insured person must incur eligib [..]

This is the period in which a person covered by insurance has paid medical expenses that qualify toward satisfying that year's deductible. Don’t worry…we’ll explain what deductibles are, too!