Navdeep owns a restaurant and has a BOE cont Navdeep's business has typical monthly overhead expenses, there are several expenses that are not spread ev the course of the year. His life insurance agent arranged a BOE policy that takes this into account. Navdeep's claim to his insurance company after suffering an injury has been approved. In the first month of benefits eligibility, the business has qualifying expenses of $6,900. Given this scenario, which of the following statements is correct?

Navdeep owns a restaurant and has a BOE cont Navdeep's business has typical monthly overhead expenses, there are several expenses that are not spread ev the course of the year. His life insurance agent arranged a BOE policy that takes this into account. Navdeep's claim to his insurance company after suffering an injury has been approved. In the first month of benefits eligibility, the business has qualifying expenses of $6,900. Given this scenario, which of the following statements is correct?

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