Payor Clause


Definition of "Payor clause"

Julie Zappone, Broker
  REMAX Northwest Realtors

Provision found in juvenile insurance that waives the premiums due on the insured child's policy provided that the payor of the premiums becomes totally disabled or dies before the child reaches a stipulated age.


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