Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Sometimes it can be a pre-bleed from your period. Don't worry too much about it, unless you experience(d) pain with the bleeding. In that case, go speak to your Dr. Other than that, it can just mean a friction problem; you might not have been as well lubricated as you thought you were.
A life insurance policy will lapse when premium payments are missed and cash surrender value is exhausted on a life insurance policy. The term lapse refers to a âlapse in coverageâ, meaning the life insurance contract will no longer pay a death benefit or provide any insurance coverage for the insured person.
Unlike a whole life insurance policy that can cover you from the cradle to the grave, term insurance, as its name suggests, only provides coverage for a set period of time. What happens when your term life insurance policy comes to the end of its term depends on the provisions of your policy. Term life insurance is designed to provide financial compensation to your beneficiaries in the event of your death during a specified period of time. The length of this term is defined by your policy, such as 10, 20 or 30 years. Once your policy matures, or reaches the end of its term, it ceases to exist. Your term life insurance policy expires and your coverage stops.