Not exact matches
And if you are shopping for a
term life insurance
policy now, having this
clause included
in the
policy should be a priority.
The guaranteed renewal
clause is a provision
in your
term life insurance
policy that guarantees you will have the right to renew your
policy when the
term expires.
The renewable
clause in a
term life insurance
policy allows you to renew your
policy at a set rate without undergoing a medical exam.
Every ordinary
life insurance
policy (
term, universal
life and whole
life) that is approved and issued today contains a «contestable
clause» that is
in effect for a full two year period from the
policy date.
But unlike
term life, you can't simply stop paying the premiums and assume the
policy will end, because most whole
life policies have something called a «nonforfeiture
clause» that kicks
in.
Term life insurance
policies have a two year suicide
clause, meaning if you commit suicide
in the first two years of the
policy date the full benefit will not be paid out.
Term life insurance is straightforward
in that the
policy covers any type of death; natural or accident, with almost
policies all having a two year suicide
clause.
And if you are shopping for a
term life insurance
policy now, having this
clause included
in the
policy should be a priority.