What is the Grace Period for premium payments?

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The Grace Period for premium payments with Protective Life is a specific timeframe after the due date, during which the policy remains in force. For most policies, the Grace Period lasts 31 days, allowing policyholders to make their premium payments without any negative consequences. If the payment is not received within this period, the policy may lapse, which means it is no longer active, and coverage will be terminated. However, during the Grace Period, the policyholder will still have the same benefits and protections as before. It is important to note that late payments made during this time may incur additional fees or interest charges. Thus, it is always recommended to pay premiums by their due dates to ensure uninterrupted coverage.
Answered Nov 2, 2023

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