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Permanent insurance plans include various options available to the policyowner. What whole life insurance policy options protect a policyowner against an unintentional coverage lapse

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Answer:

Non-forfeiture option

Step-by-step explanation:

Insurance is usually taken to guard against uncertainty of an event in the future. For example if a fire breaks out in an office, insurance can be used to regain an agreed portion of the office value from the insurance company.

It is a way of guarding against risk.

Non-forfeiture option is used to prevent unintentional coverage payment lapse.

This is done with the use of automatic premium loan and grace periods in case of default.

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