What happens to my policy if I move to another state or country?

When a policyholder moves to another state or country, the effects on their New York Life Insurance policy may vary depending on several factors, including the type of policy and the regulations of the new location. Generally, the policy itself remains in force as long as the premiums continue to be paid. However, moving to a different state may require the policyholder to update their address with New York Life Insurance for proper communication and correspondence. If a policyholder relocates to another country, they should be aware that the terms and conditions of their policy may be influenced by the foreign regulations governing life insurance. Certain policies may have specific clauses related to international mobility, which could affect coverage or claims. It is also essential for the policyholder to consider any potential changes in premium rates or benefits due to the move. Additionally, it is advisable for policyholders to review their policy documents carefully and, if necessary, consult the official website to better understand any potential changes that may apply upon relocation. They may also find it helpful to verify if any local regulations may affect their policy. For further assistance, the contact information for customer service can typically be found on the current web page.