In life policies issued in this state, insurers are permitted to charge interest during the policy grace period for the number of days elapsing before the premium is paid. What is the maximum annual interest rate?

In life policies issued in this state, insurers are permitted to charge interest during the policy grace period for the number of days elapsing before the premium is paid. What is the maximum annual interest rate?



Answer: 8%. The time that may elapse between a premium's due date and its eventual payment is called the grace period. Insurer's may impose interest charges not to exceed 8% per year for the number of days elapsing before the premium is paid.

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