As a life insurance policyholder, you get the benefits depending on the types of life insurance policies you have chosen. What distinguishes a whole life insurance plan from other life insurance types is that it provides insurance coverage to the insured for the entire life, up to 100 years of age.
Typically, the death benefit, under a whole life insurance, is payable to the beneficiary in the case of the untimely demise of the policyholder. On the other hand, you are eligible to receive a maturity benefit under a whole life insurance policy if you cross 100 years of age.
Another significant feature of such whole life insurance plans is that some offer the option to pay premium for the first 10-15 years while you get the benefits for the entire life.
