According to the birthday rule, if both parents cover dependent children under their insurance policies, the primary insurance is the policy:

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The birthday rule in insurance determines the primary insurance for dependent children when both parents have coverage. It states that the parent whose birthday (month and day, not year) comes first in the calendar year has the primary insurance policy for the children. This rule does not consider the year of birth, thereby not necessarily making the older parent's policy primary.

According to the Birthday Rule, If Both Parents Cover Dependent