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Thursday 20 December 2007
Term Life Insurance Plan
Thursday 20 December 2007
| Term life insurance plans provide insurance cover for a specified period. The defining characteristic of this type of life insurance plan is the complete absence of survival benefit i.e. on maturity (surviving the term of the policy), you receive no money from the insurance company. Term life insurance plans are pure risk cover plans where only administrative expenses and mortality charges are built into the premium costs. Thus, term life plans are the purest form of life insurance. In some term life insurance plans, the premium paid for the entire term of the policy is returned to the insured person on surviving the policy term. Needless to say, the premiums for such policies are higher. See also: FAQs on Life Insurance Basics Life Insurance FAQs on Premiums Life Insurance FAQs on Claims Life Insurance FAQs on Insurance Company and Insurance Agent Children's Life Insurance Policies Endowment Insurance Plans Money-back Life Insurance Plan ULIPs Whole Life Insurance Plans |
