Terminal Illness Benefit definition

Terminal Illness Benefit means the amount payable on the diagnosis of Terminal Illness which is payable in accordance with Part C.
Terminal Illness Benefit refers to the benefit as set out in clause 4.1. “TPD” refers to such total and permanent disability as defined in clause 3.2. “TPD Benefit” refers to the benefit as set out in clause 3.1.
Terminal Illness Benefit means an amount equal to themember’s death benefit.

Examples of Terminal Illness Benefit in a sentence

  • The Terminal Illness Benefit is payable only once in an Insured's lifetime.

  • Terminal Illness BenefitWe will pay a Terminal Illness Benefit if we determine you or your Spouse are Terminally Ill.

  • Terminal Illness BenefitWe will pay a Terminal Illness Benefit if we determine you are Terminally Ill.

  • Terminal Illness BenefitWe will pay a Terminal Illness Benefit to an Insured who has incurred a Terminal Illness while insured under this provision.

  • The Terminal Illness Benefit is shown on the Schedule of Benefits.


More Definitions of Terminal Illness Benefit

Terminal Illness Benefit means any benefit payable as a result of either of the Settlors suffering terminal illness as defined in the Plan.
Terminal Illness Benefit means a Benefit equal to the Insured Amount of Death Cover as at the Claim Incun-ed Date, up to the Maximum Terminal Illness Benefit.
Terminal Illness Benefit means an amount equal to the member’s death benefit.
Terminal Illness Benefit means the amount we pay on diagnosis of a Terminal Illness which we specify in
Terminal Illness Benefit. – means, in respect of an Insured Member, the lesser of:
Terminal Illness Benefit means the benefit specified in Clause 6.7.
Terminal Illness Benefit means the amount we pay on diagnosis of a Terminal Illness which we specify in the Schedule as such.