(1) of initial sum assured
(2) In case of Maturity benefit company will pay maximum benefit among sum assured above or 100.5% of accumulated premium after deduct accumulated coupon.
(3) In case of death benefit, the company will pay maximum benefit among sum assured above or cash value or 100.5% of accumulated premium excluding rider premiums (if any) after deduct accumulates coupon.
(4) Cash coupon is money or the rate that the company endorsed and paid at the date of the policy anniversary date as specified in the policy (5) The non-guaranteed benefit of the company which is paid in some years of profit under the condition that the policy is effective and the insured is alive on the policy anniversary of the policy year that the dividend is paid. In term of the insured used the cash value or extended term insurance, the insured will not receive such dividends. In case of the company will pay the dividends, the dividend paid (if any) may significantly differ from the above example. The dividends depend on the return of the investment used to calculate dividends on the assets of the dividend participating product portfolio deducted by the total cost of insurance policy, where the company will allocate to the insured at the rate of 80 percent according to the terms and method of dividend calculation specified by the company.
- Annual Dividend (if any, non-guaranteed) is the dividend according to the terms of the insurance policy, whereby the company may consider paying annual dividend start from the policy year 2nd to 10th of policy year to the insured.
- Dividend maturity (if any, non-guaranteed) is the dividends according to the terms of the insurance policy, whereby the company may consider paying dividends upon maturity of the contract to the insured in either of the following cases: Case 1: The insured is alive on the maturity date of the contract; Case 2: The insured dies before the maturity date; the Company will pay dividends upon maturity. Set the contract amount accumulated to the anniversary date. Policy year before the death of the insured
The amount of dividend shown above is an example of dividend based on the assumption that the company receive the return on investment used in the calculation of dividends from the assets of the participating product portfolio in dividends of 3%, 4%, 5% per annum throughout the contract less the total cost of the insurance policy. And allocated at the rate of 80 percent, the insured can know the investment proportion for the product group that participates in dividends, as well as check the rate of return on investment used to calculate the dividend from the assets of the product group. Participation in dividends each year via www.thailife.com