A money - back plan is also an endowment plan, in which a certain fixed proportion of the sum assured is payable
at fixed intervals during the policy term.
At fixed intervals during the period of the policy the life insurance company gives back a fixed proportion of the cover amount (sum assured) to the policyholder along with accumulated bonuses (if available) which are paid on maturity.
Not exact matches
There is an initial
fixed - rate period
during which the rate doesn't change, followed by a much longer period
during which the rate changes
at preset
intervals.
In the money back policy, insurance companies pay a
fixed amount of sum assured
at the regular
intervals during the term of policy.