| LAPSED | Expired, as an insurance policy |
| LAPSE | Terminate, as an insurance policy |
| PREMIUM | An amount paid regularly for an insurance policy (7) |
| COPAY | Amount owed by an insurance policy holder |
| ENDOWMENT | ___ mortgage, home loan linked to an insurance policy |
| TAKEN | Goes into hiding and arranges an insurance policy (5,5) |
| TAKES | Goes into hiding and arranges an insurance policy (5,5) |
| COVER | Goes into hiding and arranges an insurance policy (5,5) |
| CLAIM | Official request for compensation under the terms of an insurance policy (5) |
| TURPIN | see 17dn, American comedian and silent film actor who reportedly bought an insurance policy, payable if his eyes ever uncrossed |
| LONERANGERS | An insurance policy provokes the rage of Scottish football club (4,7) |
| CASHIN | To convert an insurance policy or other investment into money (4,2) |
| TAKE | Arrange an insurance policy and keep out of sight (4,5) |
| THIRD | ____ party, a person other than the main people involved, e.g. in an insurance policy (5) |
| TAKEOUT | How to get an insurance policy, say, with food to go? (7) |
| ACTOFGOD | What "out" is often included in the wording of an insurance policy? (3,2,3) |
| CLAIMS | Applications for compensation under the terms of an insurance policy (6) |
| PREMIUMS | Amounts paid or payable, usually in regular instalments, for an insurance policy |
| WILL | The person that receives an insurance policy payout (1 word) |
| EXCLUSIONCLAUSE | Awfully lax councils use last of one part of an insurance policy (9,6) |
