When a policyowner surrenders a life insurance policy, the insurance company may withhold payment of the policy's cash values for up to:

When a policyowner surrenders a life insurance policy, the insurance company may withhold payment of the policy's cash values for up to:




A) 9 months.

B) 6 months.

C) 2 years.

D) 1 year.



Answer: B) 6 months.

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