Benefits offered to an employee, by his employer, covering such contingencies as medical expenses, disability, retirement, and death, which are usually paid for wholly or in part by the employer. These benefits are usually insured.
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The difference between the face amount of a Whole Life Insurance contract and the cash value which it has built up. The net amount at risk declines throughout the life of the contract, while the policy reserve increases along with the cash value. It is the amount the insurer would have to draw from its own funds rather than the policy reserve were the contract to become a death claim.