This caused several variable annuity contracts to have
a significantly higher death benefit (high water mark) than living benefit (walk away value) for the owner.
Not exact matches
Since the insurer is guaranteed to pay a
death benefit to your beneficiaries so long as all premiums are paid, permanent life insurance rates are
significantly higher than those for term life insurance.
Since they're better able to assess your risk through the health questions, this policy's
death benefit can be as
high as $ 50,000 in value, though this is still
significantly lower than what is available through alternate insurers.
If the
death benefit is
significantly higher than what you are being offered, it might be best to hold on to the policy unless you absolutely need the funds and can no longer pay the premiums.
If the
death benefit is
significantly higher than what you are being offered, it might be best to hold on to the policy unless you absolutely need the funds and can no longer pay the premiums.
Since the insurer is guaranteed to pay a
death benefit to your beneficiaries so long as all premiums are paid, permanent life insurance rates are
significantly higher than those for term life insurance.
With EstateWise Platinum a one - time premium deposit of as little as $ 10,000 can buy a guaranteed
death benefit that is
significantly higher than the single payment.
The risk of paying the
death benefit on a policy for a smoker, as opposed to a similar person who does not smoke cigarettes, is
significantly higher.
With multiple life insurance carriers providing coverage it can
significantly improve your chance at securing a policy with a much
higher death benefit than a Guaranteed Issue policy.
Irda recently issued letters to all life insurance companies, seeking details on three types of traditional plans: those where
death benefit is defined as a return of premium (with or without interest), products in which the initial
death benefit is
significantly high and reduces subsequently during the currency of the contract, and products in which insurance cover is insufficient / insignificant in relation to the premium, i.e. products mostly of the savings type.