Yes, you can. If
it is a new policy, you can cancel it during the free look period and there are
no financial repercussions. And if it is
an existing policy, you may cancel it by writing in to the insurer. However, depending on the type of coverage and
the nature of the policy, there may be some financial repercussions.
For example, if it is a whole life policy, there may
be a refund of premiums, based on the surrender, which is calculated from all
premiums paid to date, less owings, premium loan, and distribution costs. If it is a term life, it does not have any
surrender value, and all premiums paid are lost. If the policy is an endowment policy, you get
back the premiums paid less costs, but you may not be entitled to the bonuses
since they are conditional upon keeping the policy to term. If the policy is an investment plan of any
sort, the surrender value is based on the value of the underlying assets. If a policy has been kept for a significant
period of time, and the underlying funds have performed well, you might
actually get back more than what you paid in premiums. General insurance plans do not generally have
a surrender value, and all premiums paid are lost.
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