After death, a regularly
scheduled death benefit payment will be paid out to all allocated beneficiaries of the insured.
Not exact matches
Flexibility is available with premium
payments,
payment schedules and
death benefits.
That means that from the time of purchase to the end of the policy, your premium
payments and
death benefit should remain locked in place (so long as you make your premium
payments on
schedule, and haven't taken out any cash value).
With traditional insurance, your
death benefit and
payments are fixed, and you're locked in to a
schedule.
Upon the
death of the original contract owner, the life insurance carrier will pay the
death benefit to the designated recipient in one of two ways: a lump sum, or a series of
scheduled payments.
Term plans are investments which ask for
scheduled payments for a specific agreed upon time known as premiums and the
benefits as per the terms and conditions of the term plan,
benefits are provided to the family after the
death of the insured.
For instance, a policy with a «no lapse guarantee» guarantees that the insurance company will pay out a
death benefit as long as the policyholder makes all the
scheduled premium
payments in an expeditious manner.
Aviation Clause — This clause would exclude
death benefit payment during an aviation accident outside of one that occurs on a standard airline
scheduled flight.
As the policy holder maintains the premium
payment schedule, a portion of those
payments goes toward increasing the
death benefit payment.
For Standard Life Provisions, the company offers Salary - based
Benefit Schedules; Dependent Coverage; Waiver of Premium (in case employees become disabled and so that they can continue life insurance without any premium
payments), Accelerated
Death Benefits (for employees with a life expectancy of 12 months), Portability (for those who want to leave their employment), Conversion (for employees to convert term life insurance to a new policy), and Bereavement Counseling (for counseling services).
CUL Accumulator gives you the highest flexibility when it comes to choosing your
death benefit and premium
payment schedule, providing:
Because insurance companies must guarantee
death benefits and a minimum
schedule of cash values in most policies (except variable life policies), they must be conservative when estimating the values of the various premium pricing factors (interest, mortality, expenses, lapse rates, and risk loading factors) used to compute the required premiums under any particular premium
payment plan of insurance.