MCQs · Q7
Q.A life insurance policy that pays the sum assured on the insured's death within a fixed term,
(OR)
on the insured surviving to the end of that term, whichever happens first, is called a:
(A) Term Insurance policy
(B) Whole Life policy
(C) Endowment policy
(D) Annuity policy
(A) Term Insurance policy
(B) Whole Life policy
(C) Endowment policy
(D) Annuity policy
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Start your 14-day free trial to unlock the full solution →An Endowment Policy combines protection with savings over a fixed term: the sum assured is paid either on the insured's death within that term, or on survival to the end of the term (maturity), whichever happens first — making it the standard savings-cum-protection policy in Indian life insurance.
Option-by-option analysis:
- (A) Incorrect — Term Insurance pays ONLY on death within the term; nothing is paid on survival.
- (B) Incorrect — a Whole Life policy pays only on death, whenever it occurs, with no fixed term or maturity payment on survival. …
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