3 ms·
This is what we call life insurance in France. It's quite common. An insurance that pays your loved ones if you die is called a "death insurance". An insuranc
by d--b 4y ago
This is what we call life insurance in France. It's quite common.
An insurance that pays your loved ones if you die is called a "death insurance".
An insurance that pays you if you live past a certain age is called "life insurance". It's basically a pension fund (except that your loved ones do not get any money you set aside if you die - so usually people take both life and death insurance)
- Ayesh 4y agowe have "life insurance" (that pays on death), and "pension plans" that trickles money to your account until you eventually die. But the terms "death insurance" and "life insurance" (in French) make so much sense! Those are how I will call them from now on, no matter how telemarketers who call me name them.
- Someone 4y ago“Live insurance” also makes sense. It means you get money when you lose your life, just as “car insurance” means you get money when you lose your car.