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How long can motorcycle insurance payment be delayed after expiration?

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Brandon
07/29/25 11:22am
Insurance payment can be delayed for 60 days after expiration. The specific period is 60 days from the due date of payment, but the insurance benefits remain valid during these 60 days. This 60-day period is the grace period provided by the insurance company, and no interest will be charged if the payment is made within this period. If the insured passes away during the grace period, the insurance policy remains in effect, and the insurer will still assume the insurance liability and pay the insurance benefits, but the paid benefits will be deducted by the current premium due. Below is more relevant information: Methods for renewal: 1. Bring the relevant renewal documents to the insurance company's business hall for processing. 2. Call the insurance company's customer service and inform them that you need to renew. 3. Log in to the insurance company's official website to renew.
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