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Whole/Standard Life
Insurance Definitions
- Beneficiary
The person(s) named in the policy to receive the whole or standard life insurance
benefits upon the death of the insured.
- Cash Value
The amount that is available in cash for a loan that may be available
for withdrawal. This may reduce the death benefit and may increase the
risk of lapse.
- Face Amount
The amount stated on the face of the whole or standard life insurance policy that will be paid in
case of death. It does not include additional amounts payable under
accidental death or other special provisions.
- Insurability
The insurance company's view of whether your insurable.
- Insured or Insured
Life
The person on whose life the whole or standard life insurance policy is issued.
- Permanent Life
Insurance
A form of life insurance that generally builds up a cash value,
such as whole life.
- Policy owner
The person who owns a whole or standard life insurance policy. This is usually the
insured person, but it may also be a relative of the insured.
- Premiums
Payments to the insurance company to buy a policy and to keep it
in force.
- Term Insurance
Life insurance policy that does not build up cash value and where
the premium normally increases as the insured gets older.
- Whole Life
Insurance
A basic type of permanent life insurance which can provide lifetime
protection at a level premium. Premiums must generally be paid for as
long as the policy is in force.
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