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Kinds of life insurance policy
1- Whole life policy
This policy runs for the whole term of the life of the insured.
2- Endowment policy
This policy runs for a particular period or up to a specified age.
3- Term life policy
Term policy as the name signifies is insurance policy for a specified period of time.
4- Annuity insurance
In this type of insurance the insured pays premium over a number of years or in a lump sum to the insurer.
5- Group life insurance
The purpose of group life insurance is to cover the employees of a business concern.
6- Joint life policy
This policy covers the lives of two persons e.g. husband and wife and two partners in the business.
7- Sinking fund policy
This policy is taken by the insured for making payment of a liability or replacement of an asset.
8- Double accidental indemnity policy
According to this policy if the insured dies due to an accident his survivors will get the double amount of policy.
9- Children deferred insurance
This contract between the insurer and the insured provides insurance coverage to the children who need protection.
10- With profit's policy
In the case of with profit's policy the assured of his beneficiary gets the claim along with the profits declared by the company from time to time.
1- Whole life policy
This policy runs for the whole term of the life of the insured.
2- Endowment policy
This policy runs for a particular period or up to a specified age.
3- Term life policy
Term policy as the name signifies is insurance policy for a specified period of time.
4- Annuity insurance
In this type of insurance the insured pays premium over a number of years or in a lump sum to the insurer.
5- Group life insurance
The purpose of group life insurance is to cover the employees of a business concern.
6- Joint life policy
This policy covers the lives of two persons e.g. husband and wife and two partners in the business.
7- Sinking fund policy
This policy is taken by the insured for making payment of a liability or replacement of an asset.
8- Double accidental indemnity policy
According to this policy if the insured dies due to an accident his survivors will get the double amount of policy.
9- Children deferred insurance
This contract between the insurer and the insured provides insurance coverage to the children who need protection.
10- With profit's policy
In the case of with profit's policy the assured of his beneficiary gets the claim along with the profits declared by the company from time to time.
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Life indemnity may be divided into two necessary classes – temporary and everlasting or following subclasses - term, general, whole life, variable, erratic universal and endowment life insurance.
Term life indemnity (term assurance) provides for life cover coverage for a specific term of years for a specified first-class. The policy does not gather cash value. Term is generally considered "pure" insurance, where the premium buys protection in the event of death and nonentity else. Term insurance premium are on average low because both the insurer and the policy possessor agree.
Permanent life insurance is existence insurance that remains in strength until the rule matures (pays absent), unless the owner fails to pay the premium when unpaid (the rule expires). The policy cannot be given up for lost by the insurer for any motive except fraud in the application and that abolition must occur within a age of time defined by law (usually two years). Permanent indemnity builds a cash cost that reduces the amount at risk to the insurance companionship and thus the cover expense over time.
Term life indemnity (term assurance) provides for life cover coverage for a specific term of years for a specified first-class. The policy does not gather cash value. Term is generally considered "pure" insurance, where the premium buys protection in the event of death and nonentity else. Term insurance premium are on average low because both the insurer and the policy possessor agree.
Permanent life insurance is existence insurance that remains in strength until the rule matures (pays absent), unless the owner fails to pay the premium when unpaid (the rule expires). The policy cannot be given up for lost by the insurer for any motive except fraud in the application and that abolition must occur within a age of time defined by law (usually two years). Permanent indemnity builds a cash cost that reduces the amount at risk to the insurance companionship and thus the cover expense over time.
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