
A summary of your policy's key rules, benefits, and conditions — including the Critical Illness Rider.
Your core life insurance policy provides death benefit coverage structured in 10-year renewable blocks. Here is what you need to know:
The policy renews every 10 years. Premiums increase at each renewal based on your age at that time.
You have a 31-day grace period to make a late payment before your coverage is officially cancelled.
Within the first five years, you may convert to a permanent policy or exchange for a different term policy — no new medical exam required.
This policy is protection only. It does not accumulate a cash savings account and cannot be withdrawn from or borrowed against.
The death benefit will not be paid if the insured person dies by suicide within the first two years of the contract taking effect.
This is a standard industry clause included in virtually all life insurance contracts. It is designed to protect the insurer during the initial policy period.
After the two-year period has passed, this exclusion no longer applies and the full death benefit remains in force.
This rider pays a lump-sum benefit to Steve Alexander Jimenea upon diagnosis of a covered severe medical condition.
Including heart attacks, strokes, and severe cancers, among others.
Specific conditions affecting children are also covered under this rider.
You must survive at least 30 days after official diagnosis to receive the payout.
A smaller payout of up to $50,000 is available for early-stage conditions like early-stage breast or prostate cancer.
Cancer and benign brain tumors are not covered if diagnosed within the first 90 days of the policy start date. This waiting period applies strictly to these two conditions.
If the insured person passes away without ever making a critical illness claim, ivari will refund all premiums paid specifically for this rider to the family.
TermSelect10 death benefit, renewing every 10 years with age-adjusted premiums.
Convert or exchange within 5 years — no new medical exam required.
Lump-sum payout for 25 major illnesses + 5 childhood conditions, with an early-stage benefit up to $50,000.
If no critical illness claim is ever made, all rider premiums are refunded to your family.