Depends on how often the premium was paid....
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Generally speaking, if the premium was paid on a monthly (or more frequent) basis, the answer is NO. If less frequently (i.e. quarterly, bi-annually, or annually), then most will refund the prorated amount, rounded to some reasonable number (i.e. typically a week). The exact specifics will be found in the policy itself.
They will refund any of your unused premium. For example, if you paid $600 in full for the year and you are 2 months into the policy term then they would owe you $100.
you can switch at any time. You will have to pay anything that you owe your old company or they should refund any premium to you that was "unused"
i recently traded in two cars with gap threw dealership can i get refund o unused gap
No, USPS will not refund unused stamps.
Yes. If you prepaid for your policy, your insurance company will refund any unused portion.
NO. Different car, different circumstances. The old vehicle removed will generate a pro rated refund for any unused premium, and the new veh will have a premium of its own. You may be able to apply any refund to the new premium. Greg Nice greg_wsl_nice@yahoo.com
This depends on your terms and conditions,but in general any unused premuim can be returned or tranfered to another car.
Nope. You have to pay monthly for Premium.
In most cases you will not be able to get a refund for any unused minutes with a cell phne. You should review your carriers terms and conditions to verify.
No. There isn't any, because you have to pay for an account of Premium.
An overcharge returned to you, possibly. Return of unused premium on insurance, etc. The implications should be clear in the explanation line; if not, you would best be served by asking the bank.
It depends on the place you got them from. Whether they will accept the unused tickets.