A regular monthly income for your family — often more practical than a lump sum.
Family income benefit is a form of life insurance that pays a regular monthly income to your family if you die, rather than a one-off lump sum. For many families, a regular income is more practical and easier to manage than a large lump sum — and premiums are often lower than equivalent term life insurance.
Family income benefit pays a monthly income to your beneficiaries from the date of your death until the end of the policy term. For example, if you take out a 20-year policy and die in year 5, your family receives a monthly income for the remaining 15 years. Because the potential payout decreases over time, premiums are typically lower than level term life insurance.
A parent with two young children takes out a 20-year family income benefit policy paying £3,000 per month. If they die, their family receives £3,000 per month until the youngest child is grown — replacing the lost income.
A family on a tight budget needs life insurance but finds lump sum policies expensive. Family income benefit provides meaningful cover at a lower premium, fitting within their monthly budget.
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