What is the required grace period for life insurance premiums in Oregon?

In Oregon, the required grace period for life insurance premiums is indeed 30 days. This means that if a policyholder fails to pay their premium on or before the due date, they have an additional 30 days to make the payment without risking the lapse of their policy. During this grace period, the policy remains in effect, allowing the insured to maintain coverage and provide protection for their beneficiaries. This provision is important as it offers policyholders some leeway to manage unexpected financial difficulties without immediately facing the consequences of losing their insurance coverage.

The grace period is a standard practice that reflects the understanding that circumstances can arise that may delay a premium payment, and it is designed to provide consumers with reasonable accommodations to protect their ongoing insurance needs.