Pension & Retirement

Term Life Insurance

Protection for your loved ones

Find out about term life insurance and how it provides financial security for your loved ones should anything happen to you.

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Providing for your loved ones: protection and security

Your family and loved ones matter to you, and it is essential to protect them properly. Term life insurance provides financial security in the event of your death. If you die, it pays out a pre-agreed sum to your surviving dependants to help them maintain their usual standard of living and cushion financial burdens. In addition, you can also consider a survivors' pension to provide your loved ones with regular financial support. With the right insurance cover, you ensure your loved ones' financial security and give them the protection they need in difficult times.

Frequently asked questions: Term Life Insurance

What is term life insurance?

Term life insurance is insurance that provides financial security for surviving dependants if the insured person dies during the term of the policy. In the event of death, it pays out a previously agreed sum insured to the named beneficiaries.

Who is term life insurance worthwhile for?

Term life insurance is particularly worthwhile for people on whose income others depend financially and whose surviving dependants should be financially secure if they die. These might be, for example, families with children or people with major financial commitments such as mortgages.

How is the sum insured determined for term life insurance?

The sum insured for term life insurance depends on individual needs and financial commitments. It is advisable to take into account the financial needs of your surviving dependants, such as debts, ongoing costs and education costs.

Are term life insurance premiums tax-deductible?

In many countries, term life insurance premiums are not tax-deductible. It is advisable to check the tax rules of the country concerned to obtain precise information about their tax treatment.