Insurance Lesson

Policy Period

Shannon Springer
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A policy period is the time the coverage is in effect. Typically starting at 12:01 am on the date on the policy declarations page and ending on 12:01 am on the end date. Most policies are 12 months however some auto policies can be only six months.

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A policy period is the time the coverage is in effect. Typically starting at 12:01 am on the date on the policy declarations page and ending on 12:01 am on the end date. Most policies are 12 months however some auto policies can be only six months.

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