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An insurance policy fee is a separate charge that an insurance company may impose in addition to the premium for an insurance policy. This fee is typically Seamless only support policy fee as a flat amount and is intended to cover various administrative costs associated with issuing and managing the insurance policy. The policy fee is distinct from the premium, which is the primary cost of insurance coverage. Insurance policy fees can vary among insurance companies and may be applied for different reasons, such as processing the policy, issuing documents, and managing policy-related paperwork. It's essential for policyholders to review the terms and conditions of their insurance policies to understand the specific fees that may apply.