What action is NOT allowed by an insurance company in a health policy with a guaranteed renewable premium benefit?

The correct answer highlights a key principle of guaranteed renewable health insurance policies. In such policies, the insurance company is not allowed to increase the premiums on an individual basis. This means that while premiums can be adjusted for a whole class of policyholders based on general factors such as overall claim costs, age, or changes in underwriting guidelines, an insurer cannot single out an individual policyholder to raise their premium based on their personal claims history or for any other individual reasons. This is a critical aspect of guaranteed renewable policies, as they are designed to provide ongoing coverage regardless of the insured's health status or claims experience.

Renewing the policy without re-evaluation is permitted under this type of policy, as is the limitation of renewal to a certain number of years, provided that these terms are clearly stated in the policy. Additionally, adjusting premiums based on claims history is not applicable since individual adjustments are prohibited. Therefore, the premise that an insurance company can increase premiums based solely on individual claims experience is inconsistent with the guarantees offered in these types of health insurance policies.