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Test two fictional death-benefit formulas against the same family protection target, then distinguish current account values from future guarantees.
Dev's family requires six hundred thousand ringgit on his death, based on an agreed assessment of debts and dependant support. Reliable existing death cover provides one hundred fifty thousand. Assume no other resources are available for this target. The additional gap is four hundred fifty thousand ringgit. Two fictional investment-linked plans show attractive projections, but PCIL combines life and investment-linked knowledge: before comparing projected wealth, determine which contractual death benefit would address that gap on the stated facts.
Plan P states that death pays the higher of four hundred fifty thousand ringgit or account value. Plan Q states that death pays three hundred thousand plus account value. For both plans, assume the current account value is eighty thousand ringgit, the death is covered and no deductions or other adjustments apply. These are deliberately different stipulated formulas. A heading such as sum assured does not tell you whether the account value is added or merely compared.
For Plan P, the higher of four hundred fifty thousand and eighty thousand is four hundred fifty thousand ringgit. With the existing one hundred fifty thousand, total protection reaches six hundred thousand. Plan Q pays three hundred thousand plus eighty thousand, or three hundred eighty thousand. Adding existing cover gives five hundred thirty thousand, leaving a seventy thousand gap. The larger-looking investment illustration does not change this comparison of current stipulated death benefits and the family's target.
Suppose Plan Q's illustration shows a much higher account value after twenty years. That is not the account value available today, and a non-guaranteed assumption is not a contractual promise. Market falls, charges and withdrawals can change actual values. Also examine premium affordability and policy sustainability: a benefit formula is useful only while the required cover remains in force. This is not a recommendation for either plan. It is a method for checking what the stated facts establish.
Change only Plan Q's current account value to one hundred fifty thousand ringgit. Its stipulated benefit becomes three hundred thousand plus one hundred fifty thousand, or four hundred fifty thousand. Existing cover adds another one hundred fifty thousand, so the six hundred thousand target is met on those revised facts. Does that guarantee the target stays met forever? No. The account value may change, and continuing protection depends on the actual contract and funding. Separate a current calculation from future certainty.
Use four checks: establish the protection target, identify reliable resources, apply the exact benefit formula and assess funding sustainability. Keep account value, death proceeds and illustrated future wealth distinct. If changing one input alters the result, explain that dependency rather than presenting it as certain. This connects basic insurance, life protection and investment-linked mechanisms in PCIL. A suitable recommendation also requires an affordable premium, accurate disclosure and a fair comparison of alternatives, including any benefits lost through replacement.
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Pooling and pure risks | Disclosure duties | Insurable interest | Insurance contracts
Term and whole life | Endowments and annuities | Protection gaps | Affordability
Risk selection | Medical evidence | Lapse and reinstatement | Claims administration
Equities and bonds | Interest-rate risk | Diversification | Inflation
Premium allocation | Unit pricing | Benefit formulas | Charges and fund values
Needs-based advice | Illustration assumptions | Replacement | Confidentiality and complaints
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