Both Durham and Stamps agree that lifetime
death benefit guarantees remain a very important feature in UL for both consumers and producers.
Not exact matches
This feature
guarantees that the policy will not default, even if the cash surrender value falls to zero or below, provided that the
Death Benefit Protection Value
remains greater than zero and policy debt never exceeds the Policy Value.
Single - premium whole life (SPWL) is a type of life insurance in which a single sum of money is paid into the policy in return for a
death benefit that is
guaranteed to
remain paid - up for the remainder of your life.
A graded
death benefit is a clause written into
guaranteed issue life insurance policy which states that prior to your policy covering «Natural» causes of
death, you must first
remain ALIVE for a certain period of time (typically 2 - 3 years depending on the carrier) after your
guaranteed issue life insurance policy goes into force.
Whole life insurance
remains in force for the insured's entire lifetime and offers a
guaranteed death benefit as well as cash value.
Because this is a whole life insurance policy, the
death benefit is also
guaranteed to
remain in force.
Single - premium variable life insurance allows you to buy insurance with a single premium (lump sum) payment in return for a
guaranteed death benefit that will
remain paid - up until you die.
After your initial level
benefit period ends, your
guaranteed death benefit will begin to decrease while your premium payment amount
remains level.
In this illustration, which assumes that the current 2.17 percent 10 - year T - note rate
remains level, the T - notes can provide a higher return on your money (dark - gray line) vs. the
guaranteed return (light - gray line)-- but no
death benefit past age 69.
The
death benefit is also
guaranteed to
remain level during the entire term.
Both the
death benefit and the premium amount are typically
guaranteed to
remain fixed with a whole life insurance plan
Because ordinary universal life insurance must have cash value to stay in force, the
guaranteed UL allows policies that would otherwise lapse to
remain in force so that the beneficiary receives the
death benefit that they are entitled to.
Also, you may want to get a
guaranteed death benefit that will
remain the same for the entire term of the policy.
Unlike fixed life insurance products, variable life insurance may require policyholders to add premiums over time to ensure the
death benefit remains guaranteed to a certain age.
This policy has a
guaranteed level
death benefit that
remains level for the entire 20 year duration that can be paid out either in a lump sum or in the form of a monthly income when the insured dies.
On
death of the policyholder, the chosen Monthly
Benefit is paid every month which increases by 5 % with every payout and is paid for the
remaining term with a minimum
guaranteed term of 5 years.
Single Premium Whole Life (SPL) is a kind of life insurance in which a large sum of cash is paid into the insurance policy in exchange for a
death benefit that is fully
guaranteed to
remain paid - up until you die.
As long as the premium is paid on time the
death benefit is
guaranteed by the insurer to
remain in force until a defined age.
These types of policies
guarantee that the premium
remains level along with the
death benefit.
a lump sum of money is paid into the policy in return for a
death benefit that is
guaranteed to
remain paid - up until you die
I emailed him today and told him it didn't appear to me that the premium and the
death benefit were
guaranteed to
remain level.
Single - premium life (SPL) is a type of life insurance in which a lump sum of money is paid into the policy in return for a
death benefit that is
guaranteed to
remain paid - up until you die.
These policies include a
death benefit and a
guarantee that your premium rates will
remain level throughout the policy length.
They can
guarantee that your
death benefit and the premium will
remain level for whatever period you choose.