Additional Death Benefit

Definition of "Additional death benefit"

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Extra layer of life insurance coverage. This term is often applied to double indemnity. For example, some life insurance policies provide a death benefit of a multiple of the face value if the insured dies between certain ages when dependent children may still be living at home.

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