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Vanishing Premium Provision

 
Insurance Dictionary: Vanishing Premium Provision
 

Clause in a life insurance policy that states that once the Cash Value exceeds the Net Single Premium (based on current interest and mortality rates) required for the policy to become Paid-Up Insurance the Policyowner may elect not to make further premium payments. If the Cash Value falls below the amount necessary to fund the net single premium, additional premium payments are required. See also Vanishing Premium.

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