Death Benefit
The amount on a life insurance policy or pension that is payable to the beneficiary when the annuitant passes away.
Also known as "survivor benefit". Investopedia Says:
A death benefit may be a percentage of the annuitant's pension. For example, a beneficiary might be entitled to 65% of the annuitant's monthly pension. Alternatively, the benefit may be a large lump-sum payment from a life insurance policy. The size and structure of the payment is determined by the type of policy the annuitant held at the time of death. Related Terms:
Annuitant
Beneficiary
Contingent Beneficiary
Contract Holder
Guaranteed Death Benefit
Guaranteed Minimum Income Benefit - GMIB
Life Insurance
Pre-existing Condition
Qualified Joint And Survivor Annuity - QJSA
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