With a graded benefit whole life policy,
the amount of the death benefit in the policy is not the same amount at all times.
The general rule is that the cash surrender value is NOT added to
the amount of the death benefit in a whole life insurance policy.
These policies provide a set
amount of death benefit in return for a regular premium payment.
Usually after explaining the difference, they understand and are willing to take a lower
amount of death benefit in exchange for the coverage lasting a lifetime.
Term life insurance is considered to be the most basic form of coverage, providing a certain
amount of death benefit in exchange for a premium payment.
Another portion of the coverage is an accidental death benefit that will pay out an additional
amount of death benefit in the event that the insured dies due to a covered accident.
Term life insurance is considered to be the most basic form of coverage, providing a certain
amount of death benefit in exchange for a premium payment.
Hence, it allows you to leave the maximum
amount of your death benefit in place for your family along with covering your long - term care needs.
Not exact matches
Do ask yourself: If today I gave you a check
in the
amount of the
death benefit of the life insurance policy you're considering, would you quit your job and work free for me until you die?
If you have already accumulated assets, you can subtract the
amount of those assets from your total
death benefit need, assuming they are somewhat liquid and wouldn't require a large
amount of effort or loss
in order to gain access to cash.
The taxable
amount would be the the
death benefit minus the value
of whatever was paid to you, as well as any
amount paid
in premiums since they acquired the policy.
You should press the agent to design you a plan where you are putting
in as much money as you can with the lowest
amount of death benefit.
A life insurance annuity works like an income
in that the
death benefit is divided up over a number
of years into equivalent
amounts that the beneficiary receives each year.
An annuity works like an income
in that the
death benefit is divided up over a number
of years into equivalent
amounts that the beneficiary receives each year.
In case of occurrence of any of listed Critical illness, the Benefit (as chosen during inception) will be payable to you as a lump sum amount, irrespective of the death benefit payout option chosen, subject to policy being in force and all due premiums have been pai
In case
of occurrence
of any
of listed Critical illness, the
Benefit (as chosen during inception) will be payable to you as a lump sum amount, irrespective of the death benefit payout option chosen, subject to policy being in force and all due premiums have bee
Benefit (as chosen during inception) will be payable to you as a lump sum
amount, irrespective
of the
death benefit payout option chosen, subject to policy being in force and all due premiums have bee
benefit payout option chosen, subject to policy being
in force and all due premiums have been pai
in force and all due premiums have been paid.
Withdrawals may reduce
death benefit and any optional guaranteed
amounts in an
amount more than the
amount of the withdrawal.
Withdrawals may reduce
death benefit and reduce any optional guaranteed
amounts in an
amount more than the
amount of the withdrawal.
In the event
of multiple Accidental
deaths per account arising from any one Accident, the Company's liability for all such Losses will be subject to a maximum limit
of insurance equal to two times the
Benefit Amount for loss
of life.
Extended
Death Benefit Guarantee — 50 %
of your policy's face
amount is guaranteed as long as your policy is
in force
The taxable
amount would be the the
death benefit minus the value
of whatever was paid to you, as well as any
amount paid
in premiums since they acquired the policy.
Benefits increase 5X
in case
of accidental
death If you die as the result
of an accident (as defined
in your policy) before age 85, your beneficiary will be eligible to receive five times your coverage
amount.
Changes
in the
Death Benefit Option may result
in changes to the policy's Face
Amount and may require evidence
of insurability.
It gives you access to a portion (or full
amount)
of your policy's
death benefit, if you are diagnosed with a terminal illness resulting
in six months or less to live.
Death Benefit: For QLACs with return of premium and / or death benefit riders, beneficiaries will receive any remaining value in the contract in the case of the annuitant's premature death, amounting to the difference between the initial premium paid and the cumulative income payments rece
Death Benefit: For QLACs with return of premium and / or death benefit riders, beneficiaries will receive any remaining value in the contract in the case of the annuitant's premature death, amounting to the difference between the initial premium paid and the cumulative income payments re
Benefit: For QLACs with return
of premium and / or
death benefit riders, beneficiaries will receive any remaining value in the contract in the case of the annuitant's premature death, amounting to the difference between the initial premium paid and the cumulative income payments rece
death benefit riders, beneficiaries will receive any remaining value in the contract in the case of the annuitant's premature death, amounting to the difference between the initial premium paid and the cumulative income payments re
benefit riders, beneficiaries will receive any remaining value
in the contract
in the case
of the annuitant's premature
death, amounting to the difference between the initial premium paid and the cumulative income payments rece
death,
amounting to the difference between the initial premium paid and the cumulative income payments received.
Full
death benefit amount can be accelerated
in all states except Connecticut, where acceleration is limited to no more than 75 %
of death benefit.
The Legalese «The Acceleration
of Death Benefit Rider provides payment of all, or a portion of the death benefit, of the amount that would normally be paid to the beneficiaries upon the death of the insured, while the insured is alive if they are determined to be terminally ill with 12 months (24 months in some states) or less to live.&r
Death Benefit Rider provides payment of all, or a portion of the death benefit, of the amount that would normally be paid to the beneficiaries upon the death of the insured, while the insured is alive if they are determined to be terminally ill with 12 months (24 months in some states) or less to live.
Benefit Rider provides payment
of all, or a portion
of the
death benefit, of the amount that would normally be paid to the beneficiaries upon the death of the insured, while the insured is alive if they are determined to be terminally ill with 12 months (24 months in some states) or less to live.&r
death benefit, of the amount that would normally be paid to the beneficiaries upon the death of the insured, while the insured is alive if they are determined to be terminally ill with 12 months (24 months in some states) or less to live.
benefit,
of the
amount that would normally be paid to the beneficiaries upon the
death of the insured, while the insured is alive if they are determined to be terminally ill with 12 months (24 months in some states) or less to live.&r
death of the insured, while the insured is alive if they are determined to be terminally ill with 12 months (24 months
in some states) or less to live.»
(o) If there is no person who would be entitled, upon application therefor, to an annuity under section 2
of the Railroad Retirement Act
of 1974 [98], or to a lump - sum payment under section 6 (b)
of such Act, with respect to the
death of an employee (as defined
in such Act), then, notwithstanding section 210 (a)(9)[99]
of this Act, compensation (as defined
in such Railroad Retirement Act, but excluding compensation attributable as having been paid during any month on account
of military service creditable under section 3
of such Act if wages are deemed to have been paid to such employee during such month under subsection (a) or (e)
of section 217
of this Act)
of such employee shall constitute remuneration for employment for purposes
of determining (A) entitlement to and the
amount of any lump — sum
death payment under this title on the basis
of such employee's wages and self — employment income and (B) entitlement to and the
amount of any monthly
benefit under this title, for the month
in which such employee died or for any month thereafter, on the basis
of such wages and self — employment income.
When purchasing life insurance coverage, it is important to determine what type
of policy — as well as how much
in death benefit (face
amount)-- will be right for you and your survivors.
In some cases, the maximum
death benefit for an additional insured can be as high as those
of the primary insured, meaning your spouse would have the same
amount of coverage as you.
On top
of the
death benefit amount, this option allows any
amount left
in the policy fund to accumulate cash value and the total to be paid tax - free to the beneficiary.
A Single Premium policy is the one
in which the premium
amount is paid
in lump sum at the beginning
of the policy as a return for the
death benefit which is guaranteed to be paid up until the
death of the policyholder.
The outstanding loan
amount will reduce the
death benefit dollar for dollar
in the event
of the
death of the policyholder before the full repayment
of the loan.
How much coverage you desire —
in other words, the
amount of the
death benefit you select — will also impact the cost.
And typically, especially
in the earlier years, the
death benefit is several times the
amount of accrued cash value.
If your intention is to build up cash savings to protect your loved ones
in case something happens to you, the
death benefit protection offered by cash value life insurance will typically provide them with a greater
amount than the cash value
of your account.
For DIAs with return
of premium and / or
death benefit riders, beneficiaries will receive any remaining value
in the contract
in the case
of the annuitant's premature
death,
amounting to the difference between the initial premium paid and the cumulative income payments received.
Back
in the day, any form
of flying was considered extremely hazardous and most life insurance companies would either force the applicant to pay an exorbitant
amount or they would add an aviation exclusion clause to the policy,
in other words, if you died as the result
of a plane crash, your beneficiaries wouldn't receive the
death benefit.
The site allows you to anonymously compare offerings from several different insurers, and
in several different permutations
of coverage length and
death benefit amount.»
This «living
benefit» allows the insured to receive 75 percent
of the policy's face
amount in advance — up to a maximum dollar
amount of $ 750,000 —
in the event
of a terminal illness diagnosis that will likely result
in death within 24 months.
Benefit: For life insurance, it is the
amount of money specified
in a life insurance contract to be paid to the beneficiary upon the
death of the insured.
For life insurance policies that pay
death benefits in the form
of a lifetime payout, the portion
of the payout that is not subject to tax if the policy has no refund provision or stated time period guarantee which is determined by dividing the
amount of the
death benefit by the life expectancy
of the beneficiary.
One thing that seniors might consider is a single premium option which is a lump sum payment into a policy
in return for a certain
amount of death benefit.
The
death benefit of a life insurance policy is the
amount paid out upon the
death of the insured, while cash value refers to the
amount of funds
in a permanent life insurance policy's cash account.
Traditional life insurance focuses on the maximum
amount of death benefit for a minimum
amount of premium whereas a wealth building approach tries to minimize the
death benefit and maximize the
amount of cash that is put to work
in the policy.
Lump sum, where the life insurance company pays the total
amount of the
benefit in one single payment at the
death of the insured
Keep
in mind that loans against the policy will accrue interest and decrease both
death benefit and cash value by the
amount of the outstanding loan and interest.
The concept
of selling your life insurance policy is known as a life settlement, this process involves selling your policy for an
amount of cash that is less than your
death benefit and more than the
amount that is
in your cash value account.
In addition, since the
amount of the
death benefit will remain fixed throughout the term
of the policy, the
death benefit your family will receive will be higher.
This type
of policy pays your beneficiary a fixed
amount of death benefits if you die
in an accident.
Seg funds are simply a special kind
of mutual fund with three extra features thrown
in (for a fee,
of course): (1) A certain
amount of creditor protection, as they are considered as insurance policies (2) Downside protection
in the form
of a promise to return 75 % to 100 %
of capital
in a certain number
of years, usually ten and (3) a
death benefit that allows the beneficiary to redeem the fund at the purchase price
in the event
of death within the 10 year period.