Rider details
Your children are covered until they reach the age of 22 or until they are married, whichever comes first. The benefit is paid on each child and there is a limit to the benefit payable. For more information about life insurance for children, specifically the Children’s Term Insurance Rider, please refer to your contract or prospectus. Or ask your investment professional.
Available products
The following life insurance policies are available with a child rider.
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Term
Temporary, low-cost, high death benefit protection.
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Whole
Permanent life insurance with guaranteed cash values.
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Universal
Permanent death benefit protection, minimum guarantees and the potential for growth.
Permanent coverage with the opportunity for higher return on cash value to supplement retirement income.
Protection for your family, with strategies and tax advantages for more cash value and income potential.
Affordable permanent coverage, lifetime death benefit options and potential for some cash value accumulation.
Affordable, guaranteed protection that’s flexible enough to address many of life’s needs and changes.
Cost-efficient, permanent death benefit coverage with the option for a lifetime guarantee and some cash value growth potential.
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Variable
Death benefit protection with a focus on cash accumulation and distribution.
Cash value growth potential with a death benefit that can be guaranteed to age 120.
Optional riders that customize a policy to fit individual needs usually carry an additional charge and are only available through the purchase of variable universal life insurance products. Riders may be known by different names in different states and may not be available in every state.
Variable products are sold by prospectus. The product and underlying fund prospectuses contain this and other important information. Investors should read them carefully before investing. To obtain a product prospectus call 1-800-321-6064, contact an insurance professional or click on the prospectus link on Nationwide.com.
Guarantees are subject to the claims-paying ability of the issuing life insurance company. They don't apply to the investment performance or safety of the underlying investment options. Underlying subaccounts are only available as investment options in variable insurance contracts issued by life insurance companies. They are not offered directly to the general public.