Sven was recently quoted on a disability policy with an any occupation definition ofdisability. Sven does want to buy disability coverage, however, the premium wasmore than he was willing to pay. Sven has some savings built up as an emergencyfund and manages his cash flow quite well, so he knows what premium he can affordwithout impacting his standard of living.What change could Sven consider that would reduce his premium but allow forcoverage to continue to meet his objective?a) He could increase the elimination period of the policyb) He could increase the length of his benefit period.c) He could change the definition to own occupation.d) He could decrease the waiting period.

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