A death benefit, also known as the coverage amount, is how much will
payout upon the death of the insured person.
Not exact matches
Sometimes referred to as joint life insurance, this type
of coverage offers
death benefit
payout either
upon the
death of the first
insured or the
death of the second.
While mortgage life insurance works in much the same manner as a regular life insurance policy does, with the
payout of death benefits
upon death of an
insured, in many instances, these types
of policies will only require a minimal amount
of underwriting for approval.
For instance if an
insured has four children, the contract owner could name each child a 25 % primary beneficiary, meaning each child will receive 25 %
of the total
death benefit
upon payout.
By choosing this rider, the assigned nominee / family
of the life
insured is provided with the monthly income apart from the lump sum
payout they get
upon the
death of the
insured.
Upon the
death of the life
insured the company will to the nominee the Sum Assured on
death along with Additional Sum Assured under Life Stage Plus Option, if any less
Payout Accelerator Benefit already paid, if any.
The only time there is a
payout made is
upon the
death of the
insured during the term (duration)
of the policy.