The amount of benefits the beneficiary receives after all adjustments, fees, and other factors are taken into consideration.
The amount that a beneficiary actually receives from a life insurance policy after all adjustments have been made to the basic death benefit for dividends, policy loans, late payments, etc.
The proceeds of a policy refers to the combination of your investment, either by way of recurring premiums or a single premium investment, plus the investment growth that is paid out to you after the policy term, usually five or ten years with new generation policies, but may be longer, as in the case of certain endowment policies or retirement annuities.
Amount that the beneficiary actually receives from a life insurance policy after adjustments have been made to the basic death benefit for policy loans, dividends, paid-up additions, late premium payments, and supplementary benefit rider.
The amount actually paid on a life insurance policy at death or when the insured receives payment at surrender or maturity. It includes any dividends left on deposit and the value of any additional insurance purchased with dividends; and it excludes any loans not repaid, plus unpaid interest on those loans.