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Life assurance

An insurance policy that pays a lump sum on death. Often taken out with a mortgage to provide money for the loan to be repaid if the borrower dies during the term.

Life assurance

An insurance policy which, in return for the payment of regular premiums, pays a lump sum on the death of the insured. In the case of policies limited to investments which have a cash value, in addition to life cover, a savings element provides benefits which are payable before death. In the UK endowment assurance provides life cover or a maturity value after a specified term, whichever is the sooner.



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Joint life assurance

Joint life assurance

An assurance policy usually taken out on two lives, typically husband and wife. Under this type of policy, the sum assured is payable at the event of the first death.


Unit linked endowment assurance

Unit linked endowment assurance

See: 'endowment assurance'.


Unit linked life assurance

Unit linked life assurance

See : 'unit linked policy'.


Renewable term assurance

Renewable term assurance

Term life insurance with a term of, for example, three years, at the end of which the policy can be renewed for a further three years and similarly thereafter for an overall specified length of time.


Unit linked whole of life assurance

Unit linked whole of life assurance

See: 'whole life assurance'.


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