FULMONT PAYMENT PLANS AND FEES
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Billing
A
bill for insured premium is mailed from 30 to 60 days in advance
of the policy inception date. The policy inception date can be found
in the upper part of your policy after the words: Policy Period
Effective (date).
The
premium is due on the inception date. If the premium is not received
by the date indicated on the bill, a cancellation notice for
non-payment of premium will be issued approximately 14 days after the
due date. When a non payment notice is sent - the premium
must be paid within the date specified or else the policy will be
canceled.
At
this writing there are two methods of payment - a lump sum (the entire
payment due) or our FMIC direct bill payment plan. The Premium may be
paid by check, credit card or ACH. A description of the payment plan
is as follows:
FMIC Direct Bill
Payment Plan... If you elect to use it. |
Payments |
1st Payment
2nd Payment
3rd Payment
4th Payment
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25% due on effective date
of policy
25% + service charge due 60 days after effective date of policy
25% + service charge due 120 days after effective date of policy
25% + service charge due 180 days after effective date of policy |
Service Charges |
A service
charge will be applied to each applicable billing.
There will be a chargeback fee for any
dishonored checks returned. The fee imposed hinges upon the Schedule
of Rates, Fees and Charges utilized by our depository bank.
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Endorsements |
Premiums for
endorsements effective
... during the billing period will be split between remaining
payments. 1st payment due on the effective date of the endorsement.
... after the billing period are due in full by the due date on the
bill. |
Billing Period |
The first 180
days after the effective date of the policy. |
Reminders |
If another
party is to pay the premium, initial the bill and send it to them.
Reminder notices will not be issued. Coverage questions,
changes and claims should be handled by your agent.
A cancellation for non-payment of premium
will be issued when a check has been dishonored by the bank. The
amount due will be the original premium plus the bank chargeback fee.
This amount will be payable in cash, money order, certified bank check
or agency check.
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revised 03/2005
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