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Married Women Property Act-360 Degree Protection By.Pradeep Patil

We protect those things in people's lives that are precious beyond all calculation

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Answer-Kindly note that assigning of any existing life insurance policy under MWP act is not<br />

possible.<br />

7. Question-<br />

If beneficiary (wife) divorce her husband what is the status of beneficiary? Will she continue the<br />

beneficiary of the policy?<br />

Answer-Yes, she would be the beneficiary.<br />

8. Question-<br />

I had one doubt though, supposing the applicant has another child at a later date, and wants to<br />

include this child as an additional beneficiary, how will this work out because you mentioned that<br />

beneficiaries cannot be changed under this <strong>Act</strong>.<br />

Or would it make sense then to purchase another policy under the <strong>Act</strong>, and include the newborn as<br />

a beneficiary in this new policy?<br />

Answer-Yes, beneficiary (new one) cannot be included in an existing policy. One can include in the<br />

new insurance policy.<br />

9. Question-<br />

I have a query, is there any extra premium to be paid to opt of MWP?<br />

Can we share the death benefits among wife, kids, and parents (% wise)?<br />

Answer-No extra premium is applicable. The benefits of the policy proceeds can be mentioned as<br />

specific percentages to each beneficiary or as equal amounts. Under MWPA, Death benefits can<br />

ONLY be shared among wife and kids (% wise), and not the parents.<br />

10. Question-<br />

If a person opted for MWP and suppose on his sudden demise, can’t his creditors approach his wife<br />

(directly or in the court or in any manner) to get paid out of the proceeds of the Term Insurance<br />

policy.<br />

Answer-No, and then there is no point in assigning the policy under MWP act.<br />

11. Question-<br />

I have taken an online term insurance. I am about to fill the MWPA form. In the form, what should be<br />

done in N0.4 in the form for Trustees, in case I don’t want to have trustees?<br />

2. I am planning to have my wife as Nominee. So in a tough situation, if my wife passes away<br />

before me, who would be the beneficiary after my death? Can anyone get the amount after my<br />

death, or it would go unbenifited to my family.<br />

Answer-Mentioning the names of trustees are not mandatory. You may declare your kids as<br />

beneficiaries too (if you have kids).<br />

12. Question-<br />

I need to know if we can have more than one plan under MWP <strong>Act</strong>. Like can there be one plan for<br />

wife (so that she can sustain herself) and second plan for children (so as to ensure that funds are<br />

available for their studies and marriage etc.).

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