Typically, a life insurance company will
pay a death benefit to a beneficiary within a few days of receiving proof that the insured has died.
Not exact matches
If you die, but not because of an accident (e.g. cancer),
within the first two years, the
death benefit will not be
paid out, however, all your
paid premiums plus a little interest will be
paid to your
beneficiaries.
With a guaranteed issue life insurance policy, if you die because of an accident (e.g. a car crash)
within the first two years, the full
death benefit will be
paid to your
beneficiaries.
If the insured dies
within this term (10, 15, 20, 25, 30, or 35 years), the life insurance company
pays a lump sum
death benefit to the policy's
beneficiaries.
Term life insurance
pays a
death benefit to the policy
beneficiary if the policyholder dies
within the term of the policy.
Term life insurance policies are temporary and only
pay out a
death benefit to the
beneficiary if the policyholder dies
within the term of the policy.
With a guaranteed issue life insurance policy, if you die because of an accident (e.g. a car crash)
within the first two years, the full
death benefit will be
paid to your
beneficiaries.
Just like we saw with whole life insurance, the
death benefit works in exactly the same way in that it will be
paid to the
beneficiary as long as the insured passes away
within the dates of the policy, i.e. the contract.
If you die
within that specific period of time, the life insurance carrier
pays a
death benefit to your
beneficiaries.
If the policyholder dies
within the term of the policy — and the policyholder has
paid the premiums and the policy is in good standing — the insurance provider will
pay a
death benefit to policy's named
beneficiaries.
If the insured individual dies
within that specific period of time, the life insurance carrier
pays a
death benefit to the insured's
beneficiaries.
The company promises
to pay a
death benefit to a
beneficiary when the insured dies as long if the insured meets the conditions of the contract (for example, dying
within the term period).
Generally speaking, this is initially the most affordable life insurance you can buy that offers a lump sum
death benefit paid to your
beneficiary so long as you keep
paying premiums and you pass away
within the term.
With the guaranteed acceptance coverage through Colonial Penn, if the insured dies
within the first two years of coverage, then the amount of the
death benefit paid out
to the
beneficiary will be reduced.
The company promises
to pay a
death benefit to a
beneficiary when the insured dies as long if the insured meets the conditions of the contract (for example, dying
within the term period).
If the person dies
within the timeframe of the policy, the
death benefits will be
paid out
to their
beneficiaries.
During that time, the policyholder
pays an annual premium, and if he or she dies
within the period, a
death benefit is
paid out
to the
beneficiaries of the policy.
Death Benefit - In case of the demise of the insured
within the initial 5 years of the policy issued date (i.e. before the vesting date), a basic sum assured plus accrued guaranteed addition in
paid to the policy
beneficiary either in a lump - sum or as the annuity or as a combination of two.
Death benefits are only
paid out
to beneficiaries if you pass away
within the window of term coverage.
If the policyholder dies
within that contracted time,
death benefits will be
paid to the
beneficiary.
If the policyholder dies
within that period, the
death benefits will be
paid to the
beneficiary.
It is important
to note that with this guaranteed issue policy, there is a reduced amount of
death benefit paid out
to the policy's named
beneficiary if the insured dies
within three years of purchasing the policy.
Even if the policyholder dies
within the window of policy coverage, your
beneficiaries may still have
to wait a probationary period of 1
to 3 years before
death benefits are
paid out.
Term life insurance policies are temporary and only
pay out a
death benefit to the
beneficiary if the policyholder dies
within the term of the policy.
Whole life policies offer a choice of having a level
benefit (where the policy
pays out the face amount and any rider
benefits to a named
beneficiary upon the insured's
death), or a graded
benefit (where the policy will
pay out a reduced amount of
benefit if the insured's
death occurs for reasons other than an accident
within the first two policy years).
Term life insurance
pays a
death benefit to the policy
beneficiary if the policyholder dies
within the term of the policy.
Term life insurance provides coverage for a specific period of time and
pays out a
death benefit to the
beneficiary if the policyholder dies
within the term of the policy.
If
death is due
to accidental causes
within the first two policy years, the full
death benefit shall be
paid to the
beneficiary.
If the insured was
to die
within that time frame,
death benefits would be
paid to their
beneficiaries.
If the insured dies
within that specified time period,
death benefits will be
paid to the
beneficiaries.
Suicide — If the insured commits suicide
within the two - year suicide exclusion period, the
death benefit will not be
paid to the
beneficiary.
If the policyholder dies
within that period of time, a
death benefit is
paid to the policy's
beneficiary.
Term life
pays a
death benefit to any
beneficiaries you choose, such as your spouse, if you die
within the policy's term.
This is unlike term life insurance where the insured chooses a specific term and must die
within that term for their
beneficiaries to be
paid the
death benefit.
With graded
benefits, the entire amount of the stated
death benefit may not be
paid out
to the named
beneficiary if the insured dies
within the first few years of owing the policy.
Suicide exclusion under
Death Benefit: - In case the insured member commits suicide whether sane or insane,
within 12 months from the policy inception date or from the date of inception of the member under the group insurance scheme, whichever is later, then higher of 80 % of the premiums
paid or surrender value in respect of concerned insured member is payable
to the nominee /
beneficiary.
Just like we saw with whole life insurance, the
death benefit works in exactly the same way in that it will be
paid to the
beneficiary as long as the insured passes away
within the dates of the policy, i.e. the contract.
If the insured dies
within that set time,
death benefits will be
paid to the
beneficiaries.
Senior Tribute 2 is a modified
death benefit, where if the insured dies
within three years of the policy, the premium
paid to the
beneficiary will equal the contribution plus the 10 percent interest.
Life insurance with fixed term coverage will
pay a
death benefit to your
beneficiaries if you die
within the term of your policy.
If the policyholder dies
within the term of the policy — and the policyholder has
paid the premiums and the policy is in good standing — the insurance provider will
pay a
death benefit to policy's named
beneficiaries.
It also
pays a
death benefit to any named
beneficiary if the policy holder passes away
within the one - year term.
If the insured person dies
within the 15 - year period of time, the
death benefit of $ 250,000 is
paid out
to the
beneficiary of the life insurance policy.
In the event that you die
within the specified term, the insurance company
pays the face value of the policy as a
death benefit to your
beneficiaries.
In the event that you die
within the specified term, the insurance company
pays the exact value of the policy as a
death benefit to your
beneficiaries.
Unlike a traditional life insurance policy, which can take a few months
to pay its
death benefit, most of the final expense policies
pay the
beneficiary within 24 hours of your
death.