The policy's "automatic advance payment" is a good way to help you weather the storm together.

"Automatic advance payment" means that if the policyholder fails to pay the premium when it should be paid, the insurance company will send a registered reminder letter and give a grace period. If the policyholder fails to pay the premium after the grace period, the insurance company will use the policy value reserve to automatically advance the premium and interest due for the current period to keep the contract in force. It is worth noting that not all policies have value reserves, such as highly leveraged medical insurance, cancer insurance or critical illness insurance. Without policy value reserves, premiums cannot be paid.