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Term life and loan protection insurance

Your family and your loan are protected if something happens to you.

What is term life insurance?

Term life insurance (Ablebensversicherung) pays an agreed sum if the insured person dies during the term. It does not build up capital, but is much cheaper than endowment insurance. A special form is loan protection insurance (Kreditrestschuldversicherung): its sum insured decreases with the loan and covers the outstanding debt in the event of death.

Why do you need term life insurance?

Anyone who is responsible for others should also plan for the worst case:

What does the insurance cover?

Fixed sum insured

The same benefit throughout the term – ideal for the family.

Decreasing sum

Adjusts to the falling loan amount – usually cheaper.

Joint policy

Two people in one contract, e.g. for joint loans.

Beneficiary

You decide who receives the benefit.

Occupational disability add-on

Depending on the tariff, can be combined with premium waiver or a pension in case of occupational disability.

Assignment to the bank

The policy can be assigned to the bank as loan security (Vinkulierung).

Who is it especially important for?

It is particularly important for:

Which documents are needed?

What we need for an offer

Frequently asked questions

As a rule of thumb, three to five times the family’s annual income plus outstanding loans. We work out your needs together.

That depends on your loan agreement. Often the cover can be taken out with an insurer of your choice and the policy assigned to the bank – we clarify this with you in advance.

No, pure term life insurance is risk cover without repayment. In return, the premium is much lower than for a savings policy.

Content reviewed by: Agnieszka Valenta, insurance broker · As of November 2026

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