March 8, 2021
Generally, a there are two types of life insurance: pure risk- and the so-called mixed life insurance. The latter makes up the majority of life insurance policies. For good reason: On the one hand, the mixed life insurance can cover the financial risk of disability due to an accident or illness. On the other hand, it can cover the financial risk of death if necessary and also includes a savings component.
If you are no longer able to work due to an accident or illness (disability), you and your family are financially protected by a life insurance policy. Furthermore, with a mixed life insurance, your loved ones would receive a lump-sum paid out in the event of death. In many casses, families have to deal with income losses when someone passes away, for which reason this coverage can be vital. Further to the above, with a mixed life insurance, you will receive the invested savings capital upon retirement.
A life insurance can also be used to build up assets in a self-determined manner. In contrast to a pillar 3a account with a standard bank, you tend to benefit from better services in the long term (full cost calculation) and a cost guarantee. Insurances are also suitable for people who prefer a consistent and supported savings process rather than taking action themselves.
Whether you need life insurance or not is influenced by many factors. Too much technical jargon? No problem: Our pension experts will happily explain everything to you in an easy, and understandable way and work with you to find perfect solution for you. Book your free pension consultation now (VideoCall).
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