Under which provision can an insured review their policy without any commitment?

The correct choice is the "Free look" provision, which allows an insured individual to review their insurance policy after purchase without any commitment. This period typically lasts for a specific time frame, such as 10 to 30 days, depending on state regulations. During the free look period, the insured has the option to assess the policy details and determine if it meets their needs. If they decide it’s not suitable, they can cancel it and receive a full refund of any premiums paid.

This provision serves an important purpose, as it provides a safeguard for consumers, reducing anxiety over immediate financial commitments related to life and health insurance. It also helps ensure that individuals have adequate time to consider their options without feeling rushed.

The other options are not related to policy review without commitment. The grace period pertains to the time an insured has to pay premiums past the due date while maintaining coverage. Funding refers to how a policy is financed or maintained, and fraud involves deceptive practices that mislead the insurance company or the insured, making them unrelated to the commitment-free review of a policy.