Protection for your group members — Death benefit is paid in
event of death of the life insured by the company to the beneficiary.
Not exact matches
Common Disaster Provision — To further define who receives
death benefits in the
event of the simultaneous or nearly simultaneous
death of both the
insured and primary beneficiary, a common disaster provision can be included in a
life policy
by the policyowner.
The policyholder can nominate a person (the beneficiary) to receive the
Death Benefit in the
event of the demise
of the
life insured or make a change in nomination at any time during the tenure
of the plan, provided the plan is in force,
by submitting a written request to the insurance company.
Generally, the purpose
of life insurance is to provide peace
of mind
by assuring that financial loss or hardship will be alleviated in the
event of the
insured person's
death.
Quite naturally, the period
of coverage is predetermined
by an individual need for
Life Insurance and the
death benefit is influenced
by potential needs
of the family in the
event of the
insured's
death as well as the present day financial obligations, such as mortgage payments or education expenses.
Life stage protection: The option allows you to increase the basic sum assured at specified events of marriage and childbirth, without any medical tests: Marriage: The life insured can increase the death benefit by 50 % of the original death benefit, subject to a maximum additional amount of Rs. 50 lakhs 1st childbirth: The life insured can increase the death benefit by 25 % of the original death benefit, subject to a maximum additional amount of Rs. 25 lakhs 2nd childbirth: The life insured can increase the death benefit by 25 % of the original death benefit, subject to a maximum additional amount of Rs. 25 l
Life stage protection: The option allows you to increase the basic sum assured at specified
events of marriage and childbirth, without any medical tests: Marriage: The
life insured can increase the death benefit by 50 % of the original death benefit, subject to a maximum additional amount of Rs. 50 lakhs 1st childbirth: The life insured can increase the death benefit by 25 % of the original death benefit, subject to a maximum additional amount of Rs. 25 lakhs 2nd childbirth: The life insured can increase the death benefit by 25 % of the original death benefit, subject to a maximum additional amount of Rs. 25 l
life insured can increase the
death benefit
by 50 %
of the original
death benefit, subject to a maximum additional amount
of Rs. 50 lakhs 1st childbirth: The
life insured can increase the death benefit by 25 % of the original death benefit, subject to a maximum additional amount of Rs. 25 lakhs 2nd childbirth: The life insured can increase the death benefit by 25 % of the original death benefit, subject to a maximum additional amount of Rs. 25 l
life insured can increase the
death benefit
by 25 %
of the original
death benefit, subject to a maximum additional amount
of Rs. 25 lakhs 2nd childbirth: The
life insured can increase the death benefit by 25 % of the original death benefit, subject to a maximum additional amount of Rs. 25 l
life insured can increase the
death benefit
by 25 %
of the original
death benefit, subject to a maximum additional amount
of Rs. 25 lakhs
By definition, term
life insurance is:
life insurance that pays a benefit in the
event of the
death of the
insured during a specified term.
Usually the option to add
death benefit coverage through the GI rider occurs at certain pre-determined ages (which may vary
by company) throughout the
insureds life, but may also occur during special
life events such as marriage or the birth
of a child.
The plan provides a
death benefit amount in the unfortunate
event of death of the
life insured anytime during the policy term based on the option chosen
by the
life insured at the time
of buying the plan.
Most
life insurance companies include a rider on their term
life policies that allows the payment
of a portion
of the policy
death benefit to be paid to the policy beneficiary (s) in the
event the primary
insured is diagnosed as terminally ill
by a practicing, licensed physician.
An endowment plan offers the insurance benefit
by providing the
life cover or sum assured to the nominee in the
event of the
death of the
life insured during the policy term.
In the
event of death of the
life insured of a discontinued policy, the discontinued fund value subject to a minimum guaranteed interest as stipulated
by IRDAI as on the date
of death is payable to the nominee / beneficiary.