An optional policy benefit that increases the proceeds when the insured's death is caused by an accident. Also referred to as Double Indemnity.
Pays an amount stated in the policy if an accident is the cause of death.
Benefit in addition to the amount of a life insurance policy, payable in the event of accidental death of the insured.
An optional policy provision that increases the proceeds or benefit when the insured's death is caused by an accident. See also Double Indemnity.
An optional benefit that pays an additional death benefit if the insured dies because of accidental bodily injury.
A supplementary life insurance policy benefit that provides a death benefit in addition to the policy's basic death benefit if the insured's death occurs as the result of an accident. See also double indemnity benefit.
Life insurance policies can contain a rider that pays an additional death benefit to the beneficiary in the event that the insured's death occurs as the result of an accident.
An additional provision which can be taken with life insurance policies and provides payment in the event of accidental death.
Provides extra benefits if death occurs due to accident and is added with life insurance policy.
a rider added to an insurance policy which provides that an additional death benefit will be paid in the event death is caused by and accident
A provision added to a life insurance policy for payment of an additional benefit in case of death as a result of an accident. This provision is often called "double indemnity."
A death benefit pays if "bodily injury" causes the death of you or any "family member" within 24 months from the date of a covered accident.
A feature added to a life insurance policy that pays the beneficiary an additional benefit if the insured dies from a covered accident.
A rider on a life insurance policy that pays an additional sum in addition to the policy's face value in the event the insured dies as the result of an accident. Sometimes referred to as double indemnity.
Benefit, which provides for the payment of an additional sum (usually equal to the sum insured of the basic policy) in the event of death by an accident.
An add-on benefit in which the benefit is payable in the event of death of the life insured as a result of an accident provided he has opted for this benefit.
A benefit that is paid in addition to the basic face amount if an insured dies as a result of an accident. This is also known as, "Double Indemnity."
An additional benefit that is paid out to the beneficiary if the insured person's death is due to an accident.
This supplemental contract provides benefits in the event of the accidental death of the insured. The benefit doubles the face amount of the base certificate to which it is attached. This benefit may be added to the base life contract from issue ages 0 through 64 at the initial time of purchase and continues in force to the insured's 65th birthday.
This is a rider (or endorsement) that can be added to a life insurance policy that increases the death benefit if death is due to an accident.
The amount payable if death is caused by an accident.
benefit in addition to the face amount of a life insurance policy, payable if the insured dies as the result of an accident. Sometimes referred to as double indemnity.
An extra benefit which generally equals the face amount of the life insurance policy, payable in addition to other benefits in the event of death as the result of an accident.
Can be added to some life insurance policies and provides payment of an additional benefit in the case of death resulting from an accident.
Provision for payment of a dollar amount - usually equal to the face amount of insurance - if the insured is killed in an accident. This coverage is available either as a health insurance policy, or as an auto insurance option with some companies. (Also see Accidental Death Benefit [Life Insurance].)
Provision under a life insurance policy for payment of an additional amount - usually equal to the face amount of insurance - if the insured is killed in an accident. Popularly known as "double indemnity." (Also see Accidental Death Benefit [Auto or Health Insurance].)
A benefit that is paid to the beneficiary named by the policy owner if the insured dies from an accident.
A form of insurance that provides payment if death of the insured results from an accident, subject to the conditions of the specific policy. AD is often added to a life policy at an amount that would double or triple the benefits if death resulted from a accident. Also, AD is often combined with dismemberment insurance in a form called Accidental Death & Dismemberment (Ad&D). See double (triple) indemnity
This is an optional policy rider that increases the amount of death benefit paid if you die as the result of an accident.
In automobile insurance law, the death benefit paid to the personal representative of the insured, if the injury resulting from a motor vehicle accident caused the death of the insured within 24 months from the date of the accident. The accidental death benefit is optional coverage. In Pennsylvania, the only required coverage is $5,000 in medical benefits.
Provides for additional benefit in case of death by accidental means.
A benefit in a life insurance policy providing for the payment of an additional amount equal to the face amount of the policy in case of death by accident.
Benefit payable if death results from an accident.
An additional paid death benefit in addition to the face amount value of a life insurance policy. Accounts Receivable Coverage Form: An inland marine coverage form that insures against loss the insured suffers when not able to collect account receivables from customers.
Also known as double indemnity, a provision in a policy that doubles or triples the benefit in the case of death by accidental means.
A rider available on certain insurance policies that provides for an additional payment (up to $250,000) if the insured should die as the result of an accident. For more information, visit our Products section.
A rider or supplemental benefit that provides an additional death benefit if death of the insured is by accidental means. The amount of additional death benefit provided is generally equal to the face amount of the policy to which it is attached.
An extra benefit which generally equals the face of the contract or principal sum, payable in addition to other benefits in the event of death as the result of an accident. A policy provision usually associated with death, which doubles payment of a designated benefit when certain kinds of accidents occur.
A supplementary life insurance policy benefit under which the insurer pays the beneficiary an amount of money in addition to the basic death benefit if the insured dies as a result of an accident.
Rider that provides additional coverage purchased if the insured's death is a result of an accident
An extra death benefit amount that is paid out in addition to the face amount of the policy if the insured dies as the result of an accident.
An extra benefit which generally equals the face of the contract or principal sum, payable in addition to other benefits in the event of death as the result of an accident. See also Double Indemnity and Multiple Indemnity.
A provision that may be added to a life insurance policy which provides payment of an additional benefit in the case of death resulting from an accident.
An extra feature of a life insurance policy that provides an additional benefit if the insured dies in an accident. Because the face amount of the policy is often doubled under this proportion.
A provision added to a life insurance policy for payment of an additional benefit if death is caused by an accident. This provision is often referred to as “double indemnity.
A policy rider that provides additional benefit's for those who die of accidental causes.
A benefit which may be payable in the event of death resulting from an accident. The benefit is usually equal to the face value of the contract or principal sum, and is payable in addition to other benefits which may be received.
Coverage against accidental death usually payable in addition to base amount of coverage.
An extra death benefit amount that is paid out in addition to the face amount of the policy if the insured dies by accidental means. It cost extra to get this benefit, and usually cannot exceed $250,000 to $300,000, and cannot exceed more than the face amount of the policy.
In a life insurance policy, benefit in addition to the death benefit paid to the beneficiary should death occur due to an accident. In double indemnity, twice the face value of the policy will be paid to the beneficiary; in triple indemnity, three times the face value is payable. Accidental death caused by war and illegal activities are generally excluded. Time and age limits are usually applicable.
A life insurance policy rider providing for payment of an additional cash benefit related to the face amount of the base policy when death occurs by accidental
Benefit that can be attached to a policy that provides an additional amount payable if an insured's death results (directly and independently of all other causes) from accidental bodily injury.
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A rider or endorsement that can be added to an individual life (and group life) policy that provides the face amount will be double if death results from an accident or if death occurs within 90 days from an accident. Some carriers provide for tripled benefits if death is caused while occupying a common carrier.
The option in a life insurance policy that doubles or triples the benefits of the policy if the death is ruled accidental. This option is commonly referred to as double or triple indemnity.
A rider added to a policy that provides an additional benefit if the insured dies from accidental causes.