Single Life Coverage definition

Single Life Coverage means life insurance coverage on the life of the Participant.
Single Life Coverage means a life insurance or death benefit payable upon the death of the Participant.

Examples of Single Life Coverage in a sentence

  • Subject to any proof of insurability required by the Insurer, a Participant (or other Policy Owner) can elect to convert Survivorship Coverage to Single Life Coverage, and with respect to a married Participant, the Participant (or other Policy Owner) can elect to convert Single Life Coverage to Survivorship Coverage.

  • The reduction of the Participant's Policy death benefit to a level that is less than the initial Policy Coverage Amount, except that a conversion from Survivorship Coverage to Single Life Coverage shall not be considered a reduction in Policy death benefit for the purpose of this Section.

  • An Employee who is unmarried at the time the Employee enrolls in the Plan shall be eligible for Single Life Coverage only.

  • Provided, however, that the Policy Owner may make a one-time election to exchange Survivorship Coverage for Single Life Coverage (equal to fifty percent (50%) of the Participant's Survivorship Coverage Amount), or to exchange Single Life Coverage for Survivorship Coverage (equal to two hundred percent (200%) of the Participant's Single Life Coverage Amount), subject to any proof of insurability required by the Insurer.

  • If an Employee is married at the time the Employee enrolls in the Plan, the Employee can elect to participate in either Single Life Coverage or Survivorship Coverage.