Q. What does "insurability" refer to in the context of policy revival?

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Q. When can a lapsed policy be reinstated?

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Q. What is the purpose of a medical examination for policy revival?

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Q. What is the primary reason for requiring satisfactory evidence of continued insurability?

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Q. Which time frame is generally specified for completing the revival application for a lapsed policy?

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Q. What is the primary purpose of revival of lapsed policies for life insurers?

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Q. What is "surrender value" in the context of life insurance policies?

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Q. How is the surrender value calculated for life insurance policies?

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Q. What is the "Guaranteed Surrender Value" (GSV) in the context of life insurance policies?

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Q. Why may the actual surrender value differ from the value mentioned in the policy?

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Q. What purpose does the Guaranteed Surrender Value (GSV) serve for policyholders?

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Q. What is the primary purpose of policy loans in life insurance?

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Q. How is the amount of a policy loan determined?

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Q. What happens if a policyholder does not repay a policy loan?

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Q. Why is the policy assigned to the insurer when a policy loan is granted?

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Q. What happens to a nominee's rights when a policy loan is outstanding?

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Q. What does the process of nomination in life insurance involve?

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Q. How many nominees can the life assured nominate for a policy?

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Q. What is the role of the nominees in a life insurance policy?

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Q. When can a policyholder make changes to the nomination for a life insurance policy?

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