This is usually
the original amount of death benefit that was purchased.
With variable life insurance, the death benefit may increase or decrease — however, it will not go below the guaranteed minimum amount — which is typically
the original amount of death benefit that is purchased.
This is typically
the original amount of death benefit that was purchased).
This is usually
the original amount of death benefit that is purchased at the time of policy application.
Not exact matches
Common carrier
death benefit provision — If the insured dies while on an airplane, train, or bus, this rider provides an additional
death benefit equal to 100 %
of the
original face
amount.
If the insured dies in an accident while he or she is a fare - paying passenger on a common carrier (e.g., airplane, train, or bus), this rider provides an additional
death benefit equal to 100 percent
of the
original face
amount or $ 250,000, whichever is less.
Accidental
Death Benefit Rider — Should you die accidently, this rider will provide you with an «additional death benefit» on top of the amount of death benefits you have selected for your original po
Death Benefit Rider — Should you die accidently, this rider will provide you with an «additional death benefit» on top of the amount of death benefits you have selected for your original
Benefit Rider — Should you die accidently, this rider will provide you with an «additional
death benefit» on top of the amount of death benefits you have selected for your original po
death benefit» on top of the amount of death benefits you have selected for your original
benefit» on top
of the
amount of death benefits you have selected for your original po
death benefits you have selected for your
original policy.
Paid - Up Additions
Amounts of life insurance purchased either by policy dividends or by additional premium, and added to the
original life insurance policy to increase the
death benefit and cash values.
Since most AD&D payments usually mirror the face value
of the
original life insurance policy, the beneficiary receives a
benefit twice the
amount of the life insurance policy's face value upon the accidental
death of the insured.
In order to avoid this, contracts define the
death benefit to be the higher
of the
original death benefit or the
amount needed to meet IRS guidelines.
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 lakhs
Notably, though, even though the net
death benefit is only $ 600,000, Andrew's life insurance policy still has cost -
of - insurance charges calculated based on the
original death benefit, not just the reduced
death benefit amount.
If you should die in an accident while a fare - paying passenger on a common carrier (i.e. train), this rider provides an additional
death benefit equal to 100 percent
of the
original face
amount or $ 250,000, whichever is less.
Accidental
death benefit riders are also referred to as «double indemnity» when the additional
amount of benefit payout is equal to the
original death benefit amount, causing your carrier to pay out double your
original death benefit.
This is the
amount of money you will receive in addition to the
original death benefit you purchased, which is listed as «base
amount» or «guaranteed
death benefit» on the policy illustration and current policy statement.
Normally, the additional
benefit paid out upon
death due to accident is equivalent to the face
amount of the
original policy, which doubles the
benefit.
Be advised your new policy can be at the
original death benefit of your term policy, or a lower
amount.