In the event of
death during the payout period, regular instalments as per the Maturity Benefits will be paid to the nominee.
In case of
death during the payout period (16th to 30th year), the maturity benefit for the remaining payout period is then payable to the nominee.
Not exact matches
A term life insurance policy offers coverage for a specified
period of time, meaning that if you die
during the term of the policy the beneficiary will receive the specified
payout (also known as the
death benefit or face value of the policy).
A term life insurance policy offers coverage for a specified
period of time, meaning that if you die
during the term of the policy the beneficiary will receive the specified
payout (also known as the
death benefit or face value of the policy).
Additionally, guaranteed acceptance policies usually have a 2 to 3 year
period post-purchase
during which your beneficiary will receive little to no
payout upon your
death.
Your beneficiaries are the people or entities that would receive the
payout, or
death benefit, if you pass away
during the
period of coverage.
During the waiting
period, the insurer will not
payout a
death benefit if you pass away for any reason besides an accident.
The contestability
period is the two - year
period when a policy first goes into effect;
during this time, a life insurance company can contest the
death benefit
payout.
A term life insurance policy offers coverage for a specified
period of time, meaning that if you die
during the term of the policy the beneficiary will receive the specified
payout (also known as the
death benefit or face value of the policy).
Just to be clear, a partial waiting
period is a plan whereby the insurance company would
payout a portion of your
death benefit if you passed
during the first two years.
In case of the unfortunate event of
death of policyholder
during the income benefit
period, the remaining
payouts will be made to the nominee.
Option B - Income Protection Under this option, the
Death Benefit shall be payable as Monthly Income (
payouts made each month) to your nominee
during the
payout period as chosen by you at inception of policy.
The exclusionary
period is a pre-determined time
period, usually two years, after buying your policy,
during which your beneficiaries will receive a refund of your premiums instead of a
death benefit
payout.
Note: In case of
death of the life insured
during the
payout period, the nominee can exercise an option to either continue receiving the Income Benefit and one — time Terminal Benefit or opt for the Commuted Value of the same.
o Monthly Income Benefit: In case of
death of the life insured
during the policy term, the nominee is entitled to receive the monthly income that starts from the date of
death till the end of the policy term, subject to a guaranteed
payout for a minimum
period of 36 months.
On the
death of the Life Insured
during the
Payout Period, the beneficiary will continue to receive the outstanding survival benefits (Income Benefit and Terminal Benefit).
The Company provides an option to the policyholder on survival
during the
payout period or beneficiary in case of
death of Life Insured (called Commutation option) to receive the present value of the outstanding survival and
death benefit respectively as lump sum.
In case of
death of the policyholder
during the guaranteed
payout period, annuity is payable to the nominee.
In case of
death of the life insured
during the
payout period, the guaranteed
payouts are paid to the nominee till the end of the 17th year.
In the event of
death of the insured
during the policy
period, the
payout is higher of 105 % of all premiums paid or the accumulated Fund Value.
In the unfortunate event of your
death during this
period, your family will get a lump sum amount regardless of any Guaranteed Annual
Payouts or Critical Illness Benefit received earlier.