Policy Revival is possible for up to 2 years from the date of
policy lapsing owing to missed premiums even after grace period gets over
What's more, if
your policy lapses owing to non-payment of premium, you may end up being in the insurance company's bad books thereby making it even more difficult for you to qualify for the eligibility criteria for a policy issuance.
Not exact matches
If you can not make your premium payment due to increased amounts
owed, your
policy may
lapse and you would lose your insurance coverage.
If the amount
owed equals or exceed the
policy's cash value, and you stop making your regular premium payments, you risk a
lapse in your
policy.
If the
policy lapses, you
owe income taxes on $ 10,000.
If your
policy does
lapse, you'll
owe taxes on the amount of the cash value, including loans that exceed the premiums you paid in — a real problem if the money you borrowed is long gone.
Lapsed policies are considered to have been voluntarily terminated by the
policy holder
owing to their failure to keep up with premium payments.