This means that,
upon death of the insured individual, the policy only pays out if payments have been kept current; if payments stop before the individual dies, the policy is no longer in force and will not pay out any money.
Not exact matches
Beneficiary The
individual or entity designated to receive a life insurance or annuity
death benefit
upon the
death of the
insured or the annuitant.
A life insurance beneficiary is an
individual who receives the policy's benefit proceeds
upon the
death of the
insured.
Also called «second - to - die» life insurance, this type
of whole life policy
insures two lives (typically spouses) and pays out
upon the
death of the second
individual.
Individual Life:
Upon the
death of the
insured during policy, the sum assured will be paid (if all premiums are fully paid).
While most group policies provide nominal coverage to a spouse through the primary
insured individual, the coverage is less substantial than you'll probably need, and it generally ends
upon the
death of the employee, as the primary
insured person.
Beneficiary — An
individual (s) or entity (s) named in the policy as a recipient
of the policy benefits
upon the
death of the
insured.
o
Individual Life:
Upon the
death of the
insured during policy, the sum assured will be paid (if all premiums are fully paid).