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What are the main types of death benefit payout options? Lump-sum: This is the most common payout option where the entire death benefit is paid at one time. Installment: The death benefit is paid out in installments over a specified period time.
Second-to-die insurance is a type of life insurance for two people (usually married) that pays beneficiaries only after the last surviving person on the policy dies.
Life insurance policyholders can choose between level and increasing death benefits. With a level death benefit, the beneficiaries receive a fixed amount. Increasing death benefit policies increase in value the longer the policyholder has the policy, the greater the value of the policy.
Life insurance pays beneficiaries upon the insureds death, covering expenses like mortgages, education, and future income. Life insurance policies cover most causes of death, but exclusions such as suicide, dangerous or illegal activities, substance abuse, and misrepresentation can apply.
Universal life insurance policies offer two death benefit options. Option 1 pays a straight death benefit, which includes the cash accumulated in your contract. Option 2 offers an increasing death benefit. When you die, your beneficiary gets the death benefit plus the accumulated cash value.
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An additional death benefit is a clause found in certain life insurance contracts. It entitles the policyholder to receive an additional lump sum in the event that the policyholder should die for a reason that has been pre-approved within the insurance contract.

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