Level benefit:
Full death benefit available immediately.
If you die prematurely and don't have
the full death benefit available for your loved ones it can have devastating effects, as your family may not have enough money to replace your income, pay down debt or meet other financial needs.
Not exact matches
If, however, the insured lives past the second or third year and then passes away, the
full amount of the policy's
death benefit will be
available to the beneficiary.
We got Robert and Pauline each a $ 15,000 whole life policy with a two - year waiting period before the
full final expense
death benefit became
available.
On the other hand, the Term Life Answers ® product is only
available for
death benefits above $ 100,000, requires
full underwriting, and is convertible to more permanent products, show below.
You will automatically qualify for the policy, but it is the most expensive type
available, there is usually a limit to the
benefits placed on the policy, and your beneficiaries will not receive the
full death benefits for a preselected period of time after it is put into effect.
On most policies,
full death benefits are only
available after this time period has lapsed.
The major drawback is that the
full death benefit is not
available until after the policy has been in force for a given amount of time, usually one to two years.
After the waiting period expires, the
full death benefit is
available for
death for any reason.
This policy is for those with impaired health offering a graded
death benefit that provides for all premiums returned plus 10 % interest in year one and two, with the
full face amount
available starting in year three.
Once the set time period has passed, the
full death benefit then becomes
available.
There is always a graded
benefit, a period of 2 or 3 years where the
full death benefit isn't
available.
Silver Guard II and III are graded
death benefit whole life insurance policies where the
full death benefit is
available in year three.
Although you will have a graded
benefit — this means that the
full death benefit will not be
available for the first couple of years — at least you can have protection in place.
A graded
death benefit means that the
full death benefit isn't
available until a couple of years into the policy.
Firstly, there may be a graded
death benefit which means that you will need to surpass a certain date before the
full death benefit becomes
available.
In case of payment of all the premiums for at least first three policy years and then premiums are not paid, the risk cover for
full Death Benefit is still
available for a period of one successive year (Auto Cover Continuation Period) from the due date of first unpaid Premium.
After 2 years the
full death benefit payout is
available.
This is different from a guaranteed issue policy (non-medical), where there can be a two or three year waiting period until
full death benefits are
available.