With term life insurance, the insured is covered with
a pure death benefit amount, and there is no cash value, or savings build up that is associated with these policies.
Not exact matches
Often called
pure protection life insurance it is the most affordable life insurance product on the market because it offers the most «bang for your buck» in terms of monthly premium vs
death benefit amount.
The difference between that cash value savings and the total
death benefit amount is the
pure insurance
amount, which is also called the «net
amount at risk» or «at - risk
amount» and refers to the
amount of risk, quantified in dollars and cents, that the insurer is taking for insuring (underwriting) your life.
Since Amulya Jeevan II is a
pure insurance plan, the plan only offers
death cover or
death benefits which means that if the policyholder meets with
death at any time during which the policy is in force then LIC will give to the nominee (s) of the policy holder's Amulya Jeevan II policy the sum assured on
death amount.
A
pure term plan offers mainly the
death benefit lump - sum
amount only.
A
pure term insurance plan that provides life Insurance cover to you by paying a lump sum
benefit to your family in case of an unfortunate
death.Choice of single or regular premium payments and an additional
amount in case of an accidental
death.
To fulfill the IRC definition of life insurance, life insurance contracts must provide for a sufficient «
amount at risk» — the
pure death benefit protection that a beneficiary would receive upon the
death of the insured.
Criteria will also include the size of the business, the
amount of
death benefit required, and whether or not the company has a need for a cash value build up component versus just
pure life insurance protection.