Which of the following is a distinguishing characteristic of a duty to disclose?

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A duty to disclose is considered by law to be an insured's ongoing obligation, meaning that an insured must promptly disclose any material changes to the insurer throughout the policy term. It is not limited only to the point in time the insurance application is made and compliance does not automatically adjust the policy coverage. Additionally, while the duty may require oral communication of changes, it can also be satisfied in writing.

Which of the Following Is a Distinguishing Characteristic of a Duty