Benefit under a Unit Linked policy is reckoned by

The value of the units
The number of units standing to the credit of the unit holder
Both A & B
None of the above

The correct answer is C. Both A & B.

A unit-linked insurance policy is a type of life insurance policy that invests the premiums paid into a fund of units. The value of the units in the fund will fluctuate over time, depending on the performance of the underlying investments. The benefit payable under a unit-linked policy will therefore be based on the number of units standing to the credit of the unit holder and the value of each unit.

Option A is correct because the value of the units in the fund will determine the amount of the benefit payable. Option B is also correct because the number of units standing to the credit of the unit holder will also determine the amount of the benefit payable. Option C is therefore the correct answer.

Option D is incorrect because both the value of the units and the number of units standing to the credit of the unit holder will determine the amount of the benefit payable.

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