What occurs under the payor benefit rider of a juvenile life insurance policy if the payor becomes disabled?

Under the payor benefit rider of a juvenile life insurance policy, if the payor becomes disabled, the premium payments are waived. This rider is specifically designed to protect the juvenile's policy in the event that the adult responsible for paying the premiums is unable to do so due to a disabling condition. By waiving the premiums, the policy remains in force and the juvenile continues to be covered without any financial burden on the payor during their period of disability.

This feature is particularly important, as it ensures that the life insurance policy does not lapse due to circumstances beyond the payor’s control. Essentially, the payor benefit rider provides financial security and peace of mind for families who may face unexpected challenges, allowing the juvenile to retain their life insurance coverage through difficult times.