Glossary entry

Hungarian term or phrase:

kockázati életbiztosítás

English translation:

term insurance

Added to glossary by Eszter Bokor
Apr 14, 2008 11:39
16 yrs ago
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Hungarian term

kockázati életbiztosítás

Hungarian to English Bus/Financial Insurance
Egy brokerszerzödésben szerepel a "kockázati életbiztosítás" kifejezés, de sajnos nincsen hozzá semmi magyarázat vagy kontextus. A gond az, hogy tudtommal magyarul ez két különbözö biztosítás lehet: halál esetén fix összeget fizet (pl. megkötöm és ha x éven belül meghalok, akkor egy elöre megállapított összeget kap a családom), vagy pedig garantálja, hogy a halálom esetén is kifizetik a házra felvett kölcsönt:
http://www.oc.hu/hitel/biztositastavlat

Angolul viszont ezt találtam:
The name gives it away. It's term assurance, as you only get a payout within a fixed term e.g. 18 years. It's level, because the payout you get doesn't vary, it's always at a set amount.

Level term assurance thus guarantees a lump sum payout upon death within a fixed time e.g. £150,000 if you die within the next 18 years. It's the one policy you hope won't pay out!

Don't confuse it with...

Decreasing term assurance bought to cover repayment mortgages, where the payout decreases over time; or whole of life insurance - an investment based policy mainly used for inheritance tax planning. There's a useful list of definitions here.

Mivel itt nem tudom a szövegböl, hogy melyikröl lehet szó, ezért valami általánosabb kifejezésre lenne szükségem - ha létezik ilyen.
Proposed translations (English)
4 +2 term insurance
Change log

Apr 18, 2008 15:01: Katalin Horváth McClure changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"

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Proposed translations

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term insurance

Since the three options you mention are all different types of term insurance, I would just use the term "term insurance." It's specific enough to signal that it's this certain type of life insurance, yet not so specific as to "cancel out" any of the various types of term insurance.

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Note added at 53 mins (2008-04-14 12:32:54 GMT)
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i.e. "level term insurance" and "decreasing term insurance" are types of term insurance

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Note added at 1 hr (2008-04-14 13:09:31 GMT)
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Also, if it's not clear from the context that you're talking about life insurance, then I would say "term life insurance" for extra clarification.
Peer comment(s):

agree Eniko Wright
1 hr
agree rveszteg : A "Term insurance" a megfelelô fordítás. Korábban a Generalinál dolgoztam aktuáriusként. A kockázati biztosítás lényege, hogy halál esetén fizet a biztosító egy elôre meghatározott összeget.
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