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Can i stop paying the premium after 3 years in Amsure ulip?


say the plan is of 10 yrs. and i cant pay the premium.

mandate period of premium payment is 3 years in ULIPs....10yrs. r just term....dont worry at all...u can stop paying premium...nd ur policy will run without prob.

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