The «guaranteed period» for an annuity is the initial period for which the annuity is guaranteed to be paid regardless of whether or not the individual
dies during that specific period of time.
Not exact matches
(And to be clear, I'm talking about term insurance, the kind that gets your heirs a certain amount of money if you
die during a
specific time
period.
These plans offer protection for a
specific period of time and the benefits are only available if the policyholder
dies during the term.
As the name implies, term insurance provides protection for a
specific period of time and generally pays a benefit only if you
die during the «term.»
It provides protection for a
specific period of time (the «term») and generally pays a benefit only if you
die during that term.
It provides protection for a
specific period of time (the «term») and generally pays a benefit only if you
die during the term.
Term Life insurance covers you for a
specific period and only pays out if you
die during that stretch of time.
The policy is valid for a
specific period of time, and the payout is only awarded if the insured
dies during the active term.
These plans offer protection for a
specific period of time and the benefits are only available if the policyholder
dies during the term.