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What distinguishes an endowment insurance policy from a money-back policy?

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Insurance Awareness - Life Insurance - LIC
What distinguishes an endowment insurance policy from a money-back policy?
AEndowment policies pay the sum assured only on death, money-back policies pay on maturity
BEndowment policies pay a lump sum on maturity or death, money-back policies pay periodic survival benefits
CMoney-back policies have no life cover, endowment policies do not pay bonuses
DMoney-back policies invest only in equity, endowment policies invest only in debt
Step-by-Step Solution
  1. Step 1: Understand the difference between endowment and money-back policies

    Endowment policies provide a lump sum either on maturity or death, while money-back policies pay periodic survival benefits during the policy term along with death benefit.
  2. Final Answer:

    Endowment policies pay a lump sum on maturity or death, money-back policies pay periodic survival benefits → Option B
  3. Quick Check:

    Endowment policies pay a lump sum on maturity or death, money-back policies pay periodic survival benefits correctly distinguishes the payment structure of the two policy types.
Quick Trick: Remember: Money-back = periodic survival benefits; Endowment = lump sum at end or death.
Common Mistakes:
MISTAKES
  • Confusing periodic payments with maturity benefits or ignoring survival benefits in money-back policies.
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