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One-Year Term Insurance

In Indexed Universal Life (IUL) policies, One-Year Term Insurance represents the Cost of Insurance (COI) component.

What is One-Year Term Insurance?

In Indexed Universal Life (IUL) policies, One-Year Term Insurance represents the Cost of Insurance (COI) component. Its main features:

  • Annual Coverage: Provides life insurance for one year at a time.
  • Premium Allocation: A part of the premium pays for this renewable term insurance, covering the death benefit.

Cost Dynamics and Policy Mechanics:

  • Age-Related Cost Increase: The cost may rise each year as the insured ages.
  • Deduction from Cash Value: This cost is subtracted from the policy's cash value.

Investment Aspect:

  • Excess Premium Utilisation: The remainder of the premium, after administrative and other charges, is invested in index-linked options.
  • Potential Market-Linked Returns: These investments can yield returns based on specific market index performance.

One-Year Term Insurance is pivotal in balancing death benefit coverage and investment growth in IUL policies.

In Indexed Universal Life (IUL) policies, One-Year Term Insurance represents the Cost of Insurance (COI) component.

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