The child plan, however, would not only pay the lump sum, but would, in fact, continue to
invest on behalf of the policyholder.
In that case, the term plan will pay the lump - sum amount and stop further investments but a Child Plan along with paying the lump - sum amount, continue
investing on behalf of the policyholder.
Not exact matches
Both whole and universal / unbundled life insurance are types
of permanent life insurance and have a cash value component in which a portion
of each premium payment is saved and
invested on the
policyholder's
behalf.
All the remaining premiums are waived off & the company continues to
invest money
on behalf of the
policyholder.
The insurer continues
investing this money
on behalf of the
policyholder waiving off all the future premiums.
A child insurance plan has certain feature that make it an ideal choice for parents.So if the
policyholder dies, all the future premiums are waived.Also, in the case
of this eventuality, the company not only offers a lump sum but also continues
investing the money
on behalf of the deceased.
The
policyholder may choose to
invest in any
of the fund himself or ask the company to do the investments
on his
behalf where the last 3 funds are chosen by the company
With a variable life insurance plan, the majority
of the amount paid in premiums is
invested on the
policyholder's
behalf.
On death of the policyholder, the insurer invests the present value of all the remaining premiums at one go on behalf of the deceased policyholder, so that the maturity benefits accrue as planne
On death
of the
policyholder, the insurer
invests the present value
of all the remaining premiums at one go
on behalf of the deceased policyholder, so that the maturity benefits accrue as planne
on behalf of the deceased
policyholder, so that the maturity benefits accrue as planned.
As explained above, first the company pays at the time
of death
of the policy holder and because
of its Waiver
of Premium (WOP) feature it continues to
invest in the fund
on the
behalf of the
policyholder.
In these policies, the insurance company utilizes a portion
of the premium to meet administrative expenses and fund the death benefit, and it
invests the remaining premium
on behalf of the
policyholder.
A certain amount
of the premiums paid for the insurance coverage is
invested on the
policyholder's
behalf by the insurance company.