Definition of "Cash flow plans"

Method of payment of an insurance premium that allows an insured to regulate the amount and frequency of the premium payments in accordance with cash flow over a stipulated period of time. This enables the insured to maintain control over the funds for a longer period of time and thus reap benefits from their earnings.

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