N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. tit. 11, § 185.8
(c) In the case of credit life or accident and health insurance, a refund of premium or identifiable charge shall be made for any portion of premium or charge actually charged to the debtor which provides coverage for any period of insurance ending beyond any one of the following:
(4) the date based on any other procedure filed by the insurer and approved by the superintendent.
Termination shall include termination for any reason, except death in the case of credit life insurance where the premium has been discounted for mortality as described in section 185.7(c)(4)(i) of this Part. For each period of insurance for which a refund is due, such refund shall be equal to the premium for the portion of the period of insurance after the termination date. The premium for each such period of insurance shall be calculated using the same assumptions that were used to calculate the premium or identifiable charge. Each insurer shall file for approval and include in the policy appropriate formulas and/or factors for refund, or reference to such formulas and/or factors as are on file with the superintendent. No refund or credit is required if the amount is less than one dollar.