NISM Certifications · NISM-Series-X-B: Investment Adviser (Level 2) · Life Insurance Products
Under the Married Women's Property Act (MWPA) 1874 as applied to life insurance, what is the key benefit of a policy taken under Section 6 for the wife and children?
A policy under the Married Women's Property Act creates a trust for the wife and children, so the proceeds are generally protected from the husband's creditors. The husband cannot freely assign or surrender it, which secures the family's benefit.
- AThe policy proceeds become fully taxable in the hands of the wife
- BThe policy proceeds are protected from the husband's creditors and form a trust for the wife and childrenCorrect
- CThe policy can be freely assigned by the husband at any time
- DThe policy proceeds are paid only after the husband's retirement
Explanation
A policy under MWPA creates a trust in favour of the wife and/or children. The proceeds are generally protected from the claims of the husband's creditors, and the husband cannot assign or surrender it freely. It does not make proceeds taxable.
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