These plans pay the death benefit partly in lump sum and partly in monthly or annual incomes or completely in monthly or annual incomes for a specified
tenure after the death of the insured.
o Decreasing Term Assurance (Family Income Protection): Under this option, the sum assured opted by the insured is divided by the total term (in months) and the balance amount will be paid to the family for remaining policy
months after the death of the insured as monthly income.
As perhaps one of the most popular types of permanent life insurance, whole life, also known as ordinary life insurance, is a policy that provides lifelong coverage and will only come to an
end after the death of the insured.
Level benefit means once the policy has been issued, the insured's beneficiaries are eligible for the full face value
immediately after death of the insured occurs with no reduction in the face amount otherwise known as the death benefit.
Whole - Life Plan — insurance company collects premium from the insured till the retirement or the term of the policy and pays the claims to the nominees
only after the death of the insured person.
This specifically states a defined period of time that the primary beneficiary must outlive the insured to receive the death benefits and is usually a period of 10 to 30
days after the death of the insured.
This is crucial, because when policyholders intend, but never actually got around to requesting a beneficiary change to take a former spouse off of the policy, that creates legal wiggle room for the former spouse to make a claim on the policy and start an unwanted legal
dispute after the death of the insured.
Term plans are investments which ask for scheduled payments for a specific agreed upon time known as premiums and the benefits as per the terms and conditions of the term plan, benefits are provided to the
family after the death of the insured.
This is a dual death benefit plan under which a complete sum assured is paid in the first option and in the second
option after death of the insured, the insurance company pays 50 % of the total sum assured immediately to the nominee of the insured and the remaining amount is paid monthly as a regular income at 3 %.
Risk coverage is for the entire duration of life and the sum assured is paid
after the death of the insured Limited Payment Whole Life Insurance: where premiums are paid for a limited and shorter period of time as chosen by the insured or after his death, whichever happens earlier.
As perhaps one of the most popular types of permanent life insurance, whole life, also known as ordinary life insurance, is a policy that provides lifelong coverage and will only come to an
end after the death of the insured.
The plan has a unique feature of Family Income Benefit under which,
after the death of the insured during the tenure of the plan, 10 % of the chosen Sum Assured is paid every year till the end of the plan tenure subject to a minimum of 3 payments and a maximum of 10 payments.
The policyholder may also avail of the Education Support Benefit under which the death benefit can be availed as money - backs in the last 5 years of the
policy after the death of the insured.
After death of the insured, the remaining fund is paid to the nominee.
Furthermore, future premiums are waived off
after the death of the insured but the plan continues to run.
Because the life insurance company uses a combination of the policy cash value (while alive) or the policy death benefit (
after death of the insured) to provide collateral and «guaranteed» repayment of the loan.
It involves giving a large amount (but not the full sum assured) to the family / nominee
after death of the insured and remaining over a period of years, the frequency of which is decided by the policyholder when he / she is alive.
If monthly income option is selected, 1 % of the Sum Assured is paid every month for 130 months
after death of the insured.
This can help to ensure that family members won't need to struggle with bills or that a business can continue to survive
after the death of the insured.