PROTECTION – Life Assurance
Term Assurance
This is the most common form of insurance. It pays out a Lump sum if you die
at any time throughout the term of the policy.
Family Income Assurance
This scheme provides an income for your dependents rather than
paying them a lump sum, were you to die during the term of the
policy. Please note that the
income is only paid for the remaining period of the policy term. Therefore
you will need to make additional arrangements to provide an ongoing
income after
the policy expires.
Whole-of-Life Assurance
This type of policy is designed to pay out at the time you die
whenever that should be. As long as you maintain the policy there
is guarantee that, on your
eventual death, the sum assured (level of Life Assurance cover) will be paid
to your Estate.
Some policies require premiums to be paid right up until the
point of death while others have a maximum period for which
premiums are payable. Where
this is the
case premiums are normally payable up to age 80 or perhaps age 85.
Endowment
Assurance
This type of policy plays two distinct roles. It not only provides
Life Assurance protection should you die during the term of the
policy, which
is normally
longer than 10 years, but should you survive to the end of the policy
term then you
receive a lump sum. This lump sum is known as the maturity value.
As there
is an investment element within Endowments, normally slightly
higher premiums are required to provide for similar levels of Life
Assurance
protection
than an equivalent Term Assurance or Whole of Life Policy. The premiums
for Life Assurance vary according to your personal circumstances such
as age and medical history. Also your choice of Life Assurance company
can have a impact on the level of premium required.
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