Mortality Charge is one that is paid in lieu of the assurance given by the insurance company of providing benefits to the beneficiary in the event of
unfortunate death of the insured.
Upon
the unfortunate death of the insured, the beneficiary can rightly claim the amount invested by the insured.
In the event of
the unfortunate death of the insured (parent) during the policy tenure, insurance companies often offer to waive the premium.
In the event of
the unfortunate death of the insured, the sum assured is paid to the nominee or beneficiary.
On
the unfortunate death of the insured person, the beneficiary is provided with the death benefit that is higher of the fund value and the basic sum assured.
TROP pays the death claim amount to the nominees in the event of
an unfortunate death of the insured.
In case of
the unfortunate death of the insured, the sum assured will be the amount which is higher of basic sum assured, 105 % of total premium paid, 10 times of the annualized premium, or maturity benefit.
1) Death Benefit: In case of
unfortunate death of insured, Sum Assured with bonus additions would be paid to nominee.
Under this policy, the child is the beneficiary and in the event of
an unfortunate death of the insured parent, the child receives the death benefit.
The important part is in case of
unfortunate death of insured, nominee would receive sum assured + fund value which is an enhancer.
In case of
unfortunate death of insured, his / her nominee would get sum assured as per policy document and as per the option chosen.
1) Death Benefit: In case of
unfortunate death of insured, his / her nominee would get sum assured as per policy document and as per the option chosen.