Contestability Period
The contestability period (often two years on life policies) lets insurers review application accuracy after a death claim. Material misstatements can delay or reduce payment. Beneficiary disputes are separate from contestability. Related: /claims/guides/life-contestability-period-claim-guide-2026; /claims/guides/life-probate-beneficiary-delay-claim-guide. Editor-reviewed mid-July 2026.
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