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What kind of payouts can a beneficiary expect from an "endowment" policy?

Payouts only if the policyholder commits suicide

Payouts at a specified time or upon the death of the insured

An endowment policy is designed to pay out a sum of money either upon reaching a specified maturity date or upon the death of the insured before that date. This combination of features makes endowment policies unique as they provide a guaranteed benefit event, whether it be at a set point in time or in the unfortunate event of the policyholder’s death.

In practice, this means that if the policyholder survives until the endowment matures, they receive the full benefit amount. Alternatively, if the insured dies before the maturity date, the beneficiaries receive the stated benefit, ensuring that the policy has value regardless of the timing of the insured's death. This distinguishes it from other policy types that may only pay out under specific conditions, providing a dual benefit to the policyholder and their beneficiaries.

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Payouts only on the maturity of the policy

No payouts until policy is canceled

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