Tex. Insurance Code § 885.301

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§ 885.301. TYPES OF BENEFITS PERMITTED.

Official statutory text

(a) A fraternal benefit society may provide for the payment of:

(1) death benefits in any form;

(2) endowment benefits;

(3) annuity benefits;

(4) benefits for temporary or permanent disability resulting from disease or accident;

(5) benefits for hospital, medical, or nursing expenses resulting from sickness, bodily infirmity, or accident;

(6) benefits for the erection of a monument or tombstone to the memory of a deceased member;

(7) funeral benefits; and

(8) any other benefit that may be provided by a life, accident, or health insurance company and that is:

(A) offered in compliance with a law described by Section 841.002 applicable to a life, accident, or health insurance company; and

(B) consistent with this chapter.

(b) A fraternal benefit society shall:

(1) specify in the fraternal benefit society's laws or rules those persons to whom a benefit certificate may be issued or who may be covered by benefits; and

(2) make the provision of those benefits consistent with the provision of benefits to members and their beneficiaries.

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