A chronic illness rider is technically one
type of disability rider for term insurance.
Not exact matches
A
disability income
rider is one
type of rider.
There are two separate
types of waiver
riders available: the
Disability Waiver
of Policy Charges Rider and the
Disability Continuation
of Planned Premiums Rider.
There are two
types of disability income
riders.
The
rider benefits under the contracts
of this
type usually comprise Accidental Death Benefit,
Disability Income
Rider, Waiver
of Premium and Child
Rider allowing you to extend your coverage to your child or children.
It can be confusing - there are lots
of types of disability insurance and many different
riders and exclusions to the policies.
The waiver
of premium
rider is a
type of disability insurance that provides that your insurance policy will remain in force if you become disabled and unable to pay your periodic premium.
The
riders available
of money back policy are as follows: • Critical Illness
rider: This
rider offers a guaranteed sum if the Insured is diagnosed with some critical illness including major organ failure, coronary diseases, different
types of cancer etc. • Accident
rider: In case the policy holder's unexpected death due to accident the nominee receives a sum assured •
Disability benefit
rider: This
type is
rider helps in case the policy holder is left paralyzed due to some major accident in his life.
Various
types of riders are offered viz: Accidental Death Benefit Rider, Accidental Death and Permanent Total
Disability Rider, Waiver
of Premium Rider, Critical Illness Rider etc..
This
type of rider on life insurance policies is especially important for people with a high risk occupation, where your job puts you at a greater risk
of disability.
You might also add
riders for other
types of coverage like
disability and critical illness.