A form of annuity contract which provides that, if at the death of the annuitant installments paid to him have not totaled the amount of the premium paid for the annuity, the difference will be paid to a designated beneficiary in a lump sum.
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A provision in most policies which provides the option of continuing the existing amount of insurance as Term Insurance for as long a period of time as the contract’s cash value will purchase. This is one of the non-forfeiture options available to the insured in case a premium is not paid within the grace period. See also Non-forfeiture Values.