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The ideal sum insured depends on a number of different things such Age, City & Product type etc. So every insurance company offers a different sum insured.

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Can a insured surrender a life insurance policy after the policy holder dies?

T sum assured divided by multiply no for ex... 100000 / 30=3333


What is the purpose of policies?

An insurance policy is a contract between an insurance company and the person purchasing the policy (or the insured). The policy costs a specified amount and if all premiums are paid in a timely manner, once the insured has died, their beneficiary (who whomever they name) will be paid a sum of money.


When does life policy expires?

It depends on the policy. If it's a 'term' policy, it will mature at the end of the term - meaning the policy holder stops paying premiums, and gets a final lump sum. If it's a 'permanent' policy - premiums are paid until the death of the insured person - when the benefits are paid to the executors of the insured person's estate.


What is the purpose of insurance policies?

An insurance policy is a contract between an insurance company and the person purchasing the policy (or the insured). The policy costs a specified amount and if all premiums are paid in a timely manner, once the insured has died, their beneficiary (who whomever they name) will be paid a sum of money.


How do we increase the amount on our policy for life insurance with your company?

You can opt for another policy as increase in amount of a life insurance policy is not allowed, though there is option for reduction in sum insured in few policies.


What is the purpose of life insurance policies?

An insurance policy is a contract between an insurance company and the person purchasing the policy (or the insured). The policy costs a specified amount and if all premiums are paid in a timely manner, once the insured has died, their beneficiary (who whomever they name) will be paid a sum of money.


What is the voluntary life benefit and how does it work?

The voluntary life benefit is an optional insurance policy that provides a cash payment to the beneficiary upon the death of the insured person. The insured person pays premiums to maintain the policy, and in return, their beneficiary receives a lump sum payment if the insured person passes away.


Are insurance companies required to pay face value of policy?

In conventional policies, insuranace Companies pay sum insured + guaranteed additions during maturity. In death claims within policy period, full sum insured and G/A for up to the specified period are paid. However, in term assurance policies, no payment is made on maturity. Only in death case within policy period, full sum insured amount is paid. In Unit Linked Insurance Policies,payment is calculated on the units as on date of maturity or surrender multiplied by the prevailing nav rate.


As a beneficiary do you own the policy after insured dies?

No. You do not own the policy. You will only receive the policy proceeds after the insured person dies.


What is the maximum number of claims allowed over a year?

There is no specific number any number of claims is allowed during the policy period. However the sum insured is the maximum limit under the policy.


Fire floater policy with a sum insured of Rs 5000000 with a basic rate of Rs 1.00 percent premium payable worksout to Rs?

5000


Is there any limit for accident benefit in life insurance?

In life insurance policy, you can have accidental coverage equal to the sum insured amount, by paying extra premia. By this way, you can avail accidental coverage policy in a life insurance policy.