1. Accidental Death - Fixed amount of cash benefit to beneficiary
for death of insured.
2.
Permanent Disablement or Dismemberment - Disablement commonly
offered by European or UK firms cover loss of and/or loss of 75%
use of limbs or body functions. Most American firms offer dismemberment
benefits that require actual severance or total loss of the limb
or body function. Disablement is more liberal. All policies include
a printed disablement schedule of listed disabilities and their
corresponding limit of benefit based on the severity of each versus
the others.
3.
Medical Expense Reimbursement - Usually limited to 10-20% of Death
benefit, the MR coverage pays for In and Out-patient medical care
received as a result of a covered accident. Many people who have
separate ample medical insurance will not need such MR cover in
their accident policy.
4.
Temporary Total Disability - TTD weekly cash payments are made
to policyholders who, as a result of an accident, can no longer
work. The limit is set at a maximum of 75% of normal weekly salary
or wage. Included with TTD can be Temporary Partial Disability
(TPD). Policy term is commonly for 52 weeks and can be arranged
for 104 weeks.