(1) That type of Life Insurance that is issued to an individual person, as opposed to group insurance. It is also called Ordinary Insurance. (2) The term used to distinguish this type of Life Insurance from Group Life Insurance.
Insurance coverage that provides a death benefit (cash) at the unexpected death of the insured. The death benefit is provided to the policyholder and/or his or her family, or business; sometimes called personal insurance as distinct from group or blanket insurance.
A Life Insurance policy that covers only one insured in the contract.
An individual life insurance contract that usually covers only one insured, but that sometimes covers several people, such as the members of a family through the use of riders. The term is often used to distinguish this type of life insurance from group life insurance.
(1) That type of Life Insurance which covers in one contract usually only one insured. (2) The term used to distinguish this type of Life Insurance from Group Life Insurance.
Life insurance on a person, usually issued in amounts of $2,000 or more, with premiums payable annually, semiannually, quarterly, or monthly