Top Policyholder Questions
Impact / Requirements of the Rehabilitation
Policy Identification
Hardship Request
Proposed Moratorium Modifications (August 2025)
100

This legal process was initiated on May 20, 2024, because the Connecticut Insurance Department found PHL to be in hazardous financial condition.

What is rehabilitation?

100

This aspect of your policy remains unchanged during the moratorium, even though access to funds may be limited.

What is the crediting rate?

100

This tool is used by agents to identify the type of policy or annuity a caller has, based on the policy number.

What is the Policy Search tool?

100

This team is responsible for reviewing and evaluating hardship requests submitted by policyholders.

Who is the Rehabilitator’s staff?

100

This is the purpose of the proposed moratorium modifications sent in the August 2025 letter.

What is to ease restrictions for certain non-variable universal life policies and fixed indexed annuities?

200

This individual now operates PHL under court supervision and is responsible for developing a plan to maximize asset value and benefit policyholders.

Who is the Connecticut Insurance Commissioner (the Rehabilitator)?

200

This legal order was put in place to help preserve PHL’s assets by limiting the outflow of money.

What is the Moratorium Order?

200

This company name may appear on communications even if your policy is with PHL, because they provide administrative services.

What is Nassau?

200

This is the fastest way to submit a hardship request form.

What is through the portal at https://epiqworkflow.com/cases/PHL?

200

This is the date of the court hearing to consider the proposed moratorium modifications.

What is October 21, 2025?

300

This term refers to the temporary restriction placed on certain policy and annuity payments and transactions starting June 25, 2024.

What is a moratorium?

300

This type of distribution from tax-deferred retirement accounts is still allowed under Section 2(g) of the Moratorium Order.

What is a Required Minimum Distribution (RMD)?

300

This is the most important action policyholders must take to protect their rights during the rehabilitation process.

What is continuing to pay premiums?

300

This document must be notarized and included with your hardship request to explain your situation.

What is the Certified Statement of Facts?

300

This is one of the three options available to Fixed Indexed Annuity holders under the proposed modifications.

What is a one-time withdrawal up to the Free Withdrawal Amount?

400

This is the estimated timeframe by which the Rehabilitator expects to develop key terms of the rehabilitation plan.

What is late-2025?

400

This is the reason policyholders must continue paying full premiums even if they are not receiving full benefits.

What is the modeling of benefits on liquidation laws?

400

This federal agency does not provide protection for insurance policies or annuities.

What is the FDIC?

400

This federal agency does not provide protection for insurance policies or annuities.

What is the FDIC?

400

This is the statutory death benefit limit generally used to determine eligibility for non-variable universal life policy modifications.

What is $300,000?

500

This process involves the Court approving the rehabilitation plan after reviewing feedback and holding a hearing.

What is confirmation of the rehabilitation plan?

500

This group determines how benefits are prorated among multiple beneficiaries.

Who is the Rehabilitator’s staff?

500

This independent company was hired by the Rehabilitator to manage communications and mailings during the rehabilitation.

What is Epiq?

500

This person can file a hardship request on behalf of a policyholder, but only with written authorization.

Who is a representative with power of attorney (or a beneficiary in the case of a death claim)?

500

This is the expected timeframe when eligible policyholders will receive an election package if the modifications are approved.

What is November 2025?

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