I have done some research and it seems that in most states policies will pay off if the insured waits at least two years from policy inception. What if, during that two years, the insured spends some time traveling out of the country? Will the insurer pull out all the stops looking for reasons not to pay out on the policy? I'm not talking about someone committing suicide in Africa, but let's say one were to travel there for a while, while keeping the policy payments current. Any problem there?:nah:
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