The Income Protection Option (IPO) allows
a different death benefit payment other than a lump sum.
Not exact matches
Different rules exist for who is a dependant when making a super
death benefit payment (superannuation law) and the resulting tax treatment (taxation law).
Universal life can provide you with a variety of
different payment options, including a flexibility of changing your
death benefits, as well as the potential to accumulate cash value over time.
Throughout the years, life insurance products have evolved from simply a way of ensuring financial stability for survivors via the
payment of a basic
death benefit to financial tools that can do many
different things.
The parties can share a number of
different aspects of the policy, such as responsibility for premium
payments, the
death benefit payouts, and dividends.
This plan is
different from normal «whole life insurance», however, because the
death benefit is only intended to cover final expenses, and possibly a few months of mortgage
payments while your relatives are still grieving your
death.