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In participating endowment policies, what is the role of bonuses?

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Insurance Awareness - Life Insurance - LIC
In participating endowment policies, what is the role of bonuses?
ABonuses reduce the premium payable by the policyholder
BBonuses are periodic survival benefits paid during the policy term
CBonuses are additional amounts declared by the insurer that increase the maturity or death benefit
DBonuses are penalties deducted for late premium payment
Step-by-Step Solution
  1. Step 1: Understand bonuses in participating policies

    Participating endowment policies declare bonuses which add to the sum assured, increasing the maturity or death benefit.
  2. Final Answer:

    Bonuses are additional amounts declared by the insurer that increase the maturity or death benefit → Option C
  3. Quick Check:

    Bonuses are additional amounts declared by the insurer that increase the maturity or death benefit correctly explains the purpose of bonuses in endowment policies.
Quick Trick: Bonuses enhance benefits; they do not reduce premiums or act as penalties.
Common Mistakes:
MISTAKES
  • Confusing bonuses with survival benefits or penalties.
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