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What does it mean when my insurance company sends me a letter that says my policy has been paid in full?

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does it mean that i don't have to pay any more payments for the rest of the year?:

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  1. A lot of insurance companies decided the cost of administering those weekly pay plans started by some of our parents after the 1930s depression in the United States weren't worth the headaches so simply "wrote them off" and quit collecting the pittance due.................they'll pay off on our death if you have kept the relevant numbers..................


  2. Why kind of policy?  Is it a whole life policy that you have paid on for many years?

  3. It depends on the type of policy. If it’s auto or homeowners, yes, you are paid up for the year. If it is a whole life policy, it means that the cash value and the death benefit are equal, so no further payments are required. The policy has matured.

  4. Yes, unless you make any policy changes.

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