Allianz Life's 2018 Life Insurance Needs Survey finds Consumers Interested but Undereducated about Living and Tax Benefits MINNEAPOLIS — March 20, 2018 — Although most Americans have a strong understanding of the primary need for life insurance within their financial strategy — particularly the death benefit that provides monies to family / loved
ones upon death of the insured — many are unaware of the additional living and tax benefits that may be available through permanent life insurance.
Not exact matches
Upon death of the
insured the
death benefit is payable which can be taken in monthly instalments or in
one lump sum
In addition to simply paying out a benefit
upon an
insured's
death, life insurance policies can also be a primary component
of one's overall financial, retirement, and estate planning strategies.
And, the beneficiary is the
one who receives the
death benefit
upon the
death of the
insured.
Name
of the
Insured — The person on whom the policy is purchased and the
one upon whose
death the policy will issue payment.
Additionally, if
one engages in the transaction, the
insured may occasionally (usually about once a year) receive a call from a servicing company to inquire
upon the health
of the
insured (to determine if the
insured has died and whether the investor should be making a
death benefit claim on the policy).
A term life policy has only
one function: to pay a specific lump sum to the beneficiary that has been designated,
upon a specific event: the
death of the
insured person.
These policies are designed to pay off
ones mortgage balance
upon the
death of the
insured.
The beneficiary
of the
insured has lost because there are no more life insurance proceeds to collect
upon the
death of this loved
one.
Call your agent
upon the
death of the
insured, if you still have
one.