Definition of life assurance in English:

life assurance

noun

British

another term for life insurance
Example sentencesExamples
- Many of the worst life assurance, endowment, payment protection and home insurance policies are pushed by mortgage lenders.
- In a standard pension your money is invested in pooled funds managed by a life assurance company.
- It is available as a standalone product or in conjunction with a life assurance or mortgage protection insurance policy.
- You are not obliged to assign a life assurance policy to cover a mortgage on a rental property.
- This is a life assurance policy that all lenders insist you take out when borrowing for a property.
- The rest comes from Britain or its life assurance and pensions business at home.
- I assume the fund is not a foreign life assurance policy where the tax treatment is different.
- For example, a life assurance and critical illness protection plan costs an extra €15 per month.
- Logically, as you become older and the probability of dying gets more likely, the life assurance premium increases sharply.
- You then make a separate payment to a life assurance investment policy (an endowment).
- What insurance company sells the cheapest life assurance?
- We recently organised a life assurance policy for one of our customers.
- It combines the features of a life assurance bond with the investment flexibility of a directly held investment portfolio.
- Usually this benefit is a life assurance lump sum paid to the family of a pension scheme member on his or her demise.
- The policy is therefore a savings vehicle with a life assurance element.
- Some life assurance companies offer a direct investment facility.
- For many of us, the biggest asset in our estate will be the proceeds of our life assurance policies.
- The investor, the pension holder and the life assurance policy holder forked out millions of pounds daily to keep these people in clover.
- Take out a life assurance policy to fund this liability.
- People who join the credit union before the age of 70, and who are in good health, can get death benefit insurance or life assurance.

Usage

There is a technical distinction between life assurance and life insurance: see assurance

单词	life assurance
释义	Definition of life assurance in English: life assurance noun British another term for life insurance Example sentencesExamples Many of the worst life assurance, endowment, payment protection and home insurance policies are pushed by mortgage lenders. In a standard pension your money is invested in pooled funds managed by a life assurance company. It is available as a standalone product or in conjunction with a life assurance or mortgage protection insurance policy. You are not obliged to assign a life assurance policy to cover a mortgage on a rental property. This is a life assurance policy that all lenders insist you take out when borrowing for a property. The rest comes from Britain or its life assurance and pensions business at home. I assume the fund is not a foreign life assurance policy where the tax treatment is different. For example, a life assurance and critical illness protection plan costs an extra €15 per month. Logically, as you become older and the probability of dying gets more likely, the life assurance premium increases sharply. You then make a separate payment to a life assurance investment policy (an endowment). What insurance company sells the cheapest life assurance? We recently organised a life assurance policy for one of our customers. It combines the features of a life assurance bond with the investment flexibility of a directly held investment portfolio. Usually this benefit is a life assurance lump sum paid to the family of a pension scheme member on his or her demise. The policy is therefore a savings vehicle with a life assurance element. Some life assurance companies offer a direct investment facility. For many of us, the biggest asset in our estate will be the proceeds of our life assurance policies. The investor, the pension holder and the life assurance policy holder forked out millions of pounds daily to keep these people in clover. Take out a life assurance policy to fund this liability. People who join the credit union before the age of 70, and who are in good health, can get death benefit insurance or life assurance. Usage There is a technical distinction between life assurance and life insurance: see assurance
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