What do "premium holidays" allow policyholders to do?

Premium holidays are designed to provide policyholders with the flexibility to temporarily stop making premium payments while maintaining their insurance coverage under specified conditions. This can be particularly beneficial during periods of financial hardship when the policyholder may find it challenging to continue making regular payments.

When a policyholder takes a premium holiday, the policy generally remains in force, ensuring that they do not lose coverage during the designated period. It’s important to note that certain conditions may apply, such as having a cash value accumulation in a permanent life insurance policy or meeting specific criteria outlined in the policy.

This option reflects the intent behind premium holidays, allowing individuals to manage their financial obligations without sacrificing the protection their insurance provides.