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Life Insurance Money & Banking - Life Insurance Columns - Insurance Corner MetLife India's MetUltimate Sowmya Sundar
There are three benefit options level death benefit, increasing death benefit and inflation-adjusted face amount. The maturity benefit is the account value in all the cases; only the death cover will vary. In the level death benefit option, the death benefit is the higher of the face amount and 110 per cent of the account value. The account value is based on the premiums paid, charges deducted, interest earned and withdrawals made. The option has a limited premium payment period of 10 years. In the increasing death benefit option, the death benefit is the sum of the face amount and the account value. Premium is to be paid over 20 years. Under this option, with each passing year, the face amount increases by five per cent of the initial sum assured. The death benefit will be higher of the face value or 110 per cent of the accumulated value.
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