Business / Taxes / Nonforfeiture Clause: If there is a nonforfeiture clause in your insurance policy contract, and you have let the policy lapse because you haven?€™t paid a premium that?€™s due, you may qualify for the benefit named in the contract for a limited time, for a smaller benefit, or for a partial refund of your premium. However, the added protection of adding a nonforfeiture clause generally increases the premium for the policy.
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