Do not
confuse life insurance death benefits with accidental death benefits.
Not exact matches
For instance, for an American, there may be term
insurance, permanent
insurance, whole
life, universal
life, long term care
insurance, accidental
death, critical illness
insurance, disability
insurance, variable products, graded and modified, guaranteed premiums,
living benefits, return of premium, policies for 5,10,20,30, or for
life coverage — all very
confusing to a potential customer.
This can be
confusing to people who think that, by buying a variable
life insurance policy, they will receive both the accrued cash value and the term component's
death benefit when they die.
This can be
confusing to shoppers who believe that, when they die in old age, they will receive the
death benefit provided by the term
life insurance policy and the accrued cash value.
No problem, graded
death benefit policies can be a
confusing, but simply knowing that it exists is often times the most important factor in determining if a guaranteed
life insurance policy is going to be right for you.
I am planning to purchase HDFC
life protect term
insurance planfor 50 lakh but I have concern on one point in this policy which is very
confusing for
death benefit.
Not to be
confused with traditional universal
life insurance, guaranteed universal
life insurance provides a fixed cost level cost and a guaranteed
death benefit until the age of 90, 95, 100, 105, 1110, or even 121.
This can be
confusing in that
life insurance death benefits are not taxable to your beneficiary, but are taxable if paid to your estate.
Life insurance can be
confusing with so many terms like «premiums», «beneficiaries», and «
death benefits», but it doesn't have to be.
And as I mentioned, this isn't to be
confused with guaranteed issue
life insurance where there is no exam and there are no questions and almost always there is no
death benefit for the first 2 - 3 years.