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Frankly, this sounds like a company-specific term and not a generally common part of a life insurance policy. It sounds like an accumulation fund of premiums paid in advance of when they are due but that
I'm very sorry to hear about what seems like will be a very challenging time ahead. Unfortunately, most insurance applications ask pretty broad questions when it comes to not only diagnosis but also testing
Hard to say for sure because there are a few missing pieces of information (your current age, current health status, and your level of financial ability/comfort with the insurance premiums at their current
Sounds as though there may be some state laws going on in this situation (some states have laws preventing spouses that incorporate into life insurance beneficiaries, etc. However, this is different
I would find it very surprising that an insurance company would pay a life insurance death benefit proceed to someone who was not the beneficiary. Death claims are very tightly monitored by insurance
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