Which rider assures the premiums will be paid on a juvenile policy until the insured child reaches a specific age?

This rider allows the insured to purchase additional coverage without medical underwriting at specified times, but it does not address premium payments. Its purpose is to ensure that the insured can increase their coverage as their needs grow, rather than ensuring premiums are paid for a juvenile policy.

The waiver of premium rider relieves the policyholder from paying premiums in the event of total disability, but it applies to the policyholder rather than specifically ensuring juvenile policy premiums are covered. This rider helps the payor but does not guarantee payments for juvenile policies.

This rider allows an insurer to automatically use the cash value of a policy to pay overdue premiums, preventing the policy from lapsing. However, it does not directly ensure that premiums will be paid on a juvenile policy, as it relies on the policy having sufficient cash value, which may not apply in all situations.