Not exact matches
For
universal life policies, annual premiums and the
death benefit payout can vary.
Examples of common riders are: accident
death benefit (higher
payouts in case of
death through an accident) and term conversion (in case you want convert your
universal policy into term).
Typically a
universal life policy will have two options for the
death benefit payout which are option A and option B. Option A is your normal fixed
death benefit payout without any cash value, usually this is the amount of coverage you got when you first bought the policy.
If you want leverage (
death benefit),
universal and variable policies illustrated with a high rate of return, increasing
death benefit and low premium provide the highest
payout at
death.
The
death benefit of
universal and variable
universal life insurance are tied to the success of investments, so the actual
death benefit payout may be less than the policyholder planned to leave his or her family if the investments do not yield the anticipated return.
In regards to a
payout, the
universal death benefit is fixed, but you do have the option to increase or decrease the insurance coverage as your assets, liabilities, and lifestyle needs change.
VOYA Strategic Accumulator Survivorship
Universal Life, also known as second to die insurance, provides a
death benefit payout on the
death of the surviving spouse.