Death Benefit — In case of
death of the Annuitant within the Policy Tenure, the nominee will receive the following: -
In case of
death of the Annuitant within the Policy Tenure, the nominee will receive 101 % of Total Premiums paid till date + Bonuses
In case of
death of the Annuitant within the Policy Tenure, the nominee will receive 101 % of Total Premiums paid till date + Bonuses, subject to a minimum of 105 % of total premiums paid till date as Death Benefit which can be taken by the nominee as a lumpsum or as annuity.
In case of
death of the Annuitant within the Policy Tenure, the higher of Fund Value or 101 % of single premium + Top Up (if any) is accumulated as Death Benefit which can be taken by the nominee as a lumpsum or as annuity.
In case of
death of the Annuitant within the Policy Tenure, the nominee will receive the Total Premiums paid to date accumulated at a Guaranteed Rate of 6 % p.a. compounded annually as Death Benefit which can be taken by the nominee as a lumpsum or as annuity and the policy terminates.
Not exact matches
When the
annuitant dies, the owner must select a new
annuitant within 60 days
of the date
of the
annuitant's
death.
Here, if the
annuitant were to die
within the protected period, the enhanced
death benefit will be the greater
of the minimum benefit amount, less monthly income received, and the early
death benefit.
In the case
of the
annuitant's
death within 7 years, 100 %
of the total premiums shall be paid to the beneficiaries.
Here, if the
annuitant were to die
within the protected period, the enhanced
death benefit will be the greater
of the minimum benefit amount, less monthly income received, and the early
death benefit.
The
Death Benefit or Annuity Benefit is paid to the nominee if the
annuitant commits suicide
within one year
of the policy commencement date.
All insurance riders offered
within variable contracts and policies fall into one
of two categories; living benefit riders generally guarantee some sort
of defined payout while the insured or
annuitant is still alive, while
death benefit riders protect against declines in contract values due to market conditions for beneficiaries.
However, if the
Annuitant dies
within the policy tenure, the higher
of Fund Value or 105 % Total Premiums paid, are accumulated as
Death Benefit.
However, if the
Annuitant dies
within the policy tenure, the higher
of Fund Value or 101 %
of single premium + Top Up (if any) is accumulated as
Death Benefit.
If the
Annuitant dies
within the policy tenure, the higher
of Fund Value or 101 %
of single premium + Top Up (if any) is accumulated as
Death Benefit which can be taken by the nominee as a lumpsum or as annuity