The insurance company will
pay death benefits to the beneficiary after deducting the unpaid premium.
Not exact matches
If you die by any means
after the first two years, the full
death benefit amount will be
paid to your
beneficiaries.
After all, like life insurance, you
pay a premium for it in exchange for a
benefit to be
paid to your
beneficiary at your
death.
After two years, the full
death benefit would be
paid to your
beneficiaries, regardless of the cause of
death.
Usually the
death benefit isn't
paid out
to your
beneficiaries until
after you die.
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death benefitDeath
benefit Money that your life insurance or savings and pension plan (s)
pays to your estate or
beneficiary after your
death.
Under a QLAC, the only
benefit permitted
to be
paid after the employee's
death is a life annuity, payable
to a designated
beneficiary, that meets certain requirements.
After paying a lower premium for such a life annuity, the employee would be able
to retain a larger portion of his or her account, maximizing the employee's lifetime
benefits, while also leaving larger
death benefits for a
beneficiary, from the remaining amount of the account.
After the two - year Graded
Death Benefit period, if you die for any reason the full face amount of the policy shall be
paid to your
beneficiary.
After two years, the full
death benefit would be
paid to your
beneficiaries, regardless of the cause of
death.
A contract is described in this paragraph (c)(2)(iv) if the contract provides that no
benefit is permitted
to be
paid to a
beneficiary other than the employee's surviving spouse
after the employee's
death --
After the two years, the coverage becomes ordinary life coverage and the full
death benefit would be
paid to your
beneficiaries upon your
death.
The contract satisfies the requirements of this paragraph (c)(2)(ii) if the contract provides that no
benefit is permitted
to be
paid to a
beneficiary other than the employee's surviving spouse
after the employee's
death --
If they find out
after your
death, they may refuse
to pay the
death benefit to your
beneficiary.
The
death benefit of your life insurance policy is the sum that will be
paid out
to your
beneficiary after you pass away.
After the second policyholder dies, the
death benefit is
paid to beneficiaries, just like with an individual policy.
After you die, burial life insurance
pays the
death benefit of your policy directly
to your
beneficiary who can use the money in any manner.
Usually the
death benefit isn't
paid out
to your
beneficiaries until
after you die.
Term life insurance is basically just a
death benefit which is
paid to your
beneficiaries after your demise.
Universal life insurance
pays death benefits to the named
beneficiary after the insured's
death.
The
death benefit is
paid to the
beneficiary after the second person dies.
They may
pay out a miniscule
death benefit to your
beneficiaries after your passing.
After death, a regularly scheduled
death benefit payment will be
paid out
to all allocated
beneficiaries of the insured.
After a specific amount of time, that money can be used
to pay premiums, used as a loan or as added
death benefits for your
beneficiaries.
As long as the premiums are continuously made,
death benefits will be
paid to the
beneficiary after the
death of the policyholder.
After the two - year Graded
Death Benefit period, if the insured dies for any reason, the full face amount of the policy shall be
paid to the
beneficiary.
A
death benefit is
paid to the
beneficiary after the insured has passed away assuming it is past the contestability period.
Universal life insurance, also referred
to as «UL,» offers flexible premiums and a
death benefit (money
paid to the
beneficiary after the insured's
death).
Just as long as the premium payments are made,
death benefits will be
paid to the
beneficiaries after the policyholder's
death.
This means that if you and your spouse take out the policy, neither of you will collect a
death benefit payout when the other spouse dies, but life insurance will be
paid after your
death to your
beneficiaries, which can be heirs, a charity or trust that you set up.
Survivorship life insurance is a type of permanent life insurance that insures two people, usually a married couple, and
pays the
death benefit to beneficiaries only
after the second person passes.
Insurance money from a single premium policy is
paid to the insured right
after the maturity of the policy or
to the
beneficiary as a
death benefit without having
to make any more payments on the policy prior
to these events.
This is a two -
to three - year period
after purchase and, if you die during the waiting period, your
beneficiaries don't receive a
death benefit — just the amount you've
paid in premiums plus interest.
It also
pays Annualized Income
Benefit to the
beneficiary after death.