Not that I am going there 
Could your recipient cancel it if they continued to make payments? If you passed away in prison, would they still provide payments to your beneficiary?
From what I’ve seen and experienced, if someone’s making regular payments, they usually can cancel if they need to. And, if something were to happen, like passing away, the payments generally go to the beneficiary as planned. I’ve dealt with this kind of stuff myself, so I can vouch for that.
Hey, No, an insurance company generally cannot cancel your life insurance policy solely because you were incarcerated.
Life insurance policies are typically meant to provide financial protection for beneficiaries upon the insured’s death. Unless the policy explicitly includes a clause stating otherwise (which is rare), incarceration is not a valid reason for cancellation.
Not that I’m planning on it , but if you were imprisoned, your life insurance policy could stay active as long as the premiums are paid. Generally, the policyholder can’t cancel it just because you’re in prison. If you were to pass away while incarcerated, your beneficiary would still receive the payout, assuming the policy is current and all payments have been made. However, it’s always best to review the specific terms of your policy, as details can vary.