Lock-in Period
DEFINITION
The lock-in period is the period during which an insurance policy cannot be changed or ended without paying a penalty fee. The exact length differs across insurers and policies.
ELI5
It is a time when you are expected to stay in the insurance plan. If you change or cancel it too early, you may have to pay a fee.
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