Personal protection
Family Income Benefit pays a regular tax-free income to your family if you die during the policy term, rather than a single lump sum, replacing the income your family would otherwise lose.
Key benefits
What's typically included
Important to know
Every policy is different, so exact exclusions depend on the insurer and your individual circumstances. Common exclusions to be aware of include:
Common questions
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Life Insurance usually pays a single lump sum, while Family Income Benefit pays a regular income for the remainder of the policy term, which can be simpler for a family to budget with day to day.
Yes, the policy term is set when you take out the cover, often to match the years until your children become financially independent.
It can be, because the total amount paid out reduces the longer the policy runs, which is often reflected in lower premiums for a similar level of protection early in the policy's life.
Some policies allow the beneficiary to request a lump sum in place of the regular income, though this may reduce the overall amount received. It's worth discussing this option with an adviser.
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