The only one in Costa Rica
Combines life coverage with accumulated value, whose interest is tied to the performance of the S&P 500 or the Nasdaq-100, depending on the index you choose.
Best Indexed
Life insurance
Indexed universal life insurance that protects your beneficiaries and builds value based on the S&P 500 or the Nasdaq-100.
Benefits for your future
Protection and accumulated value in a single policy
A universal life policy with coverage from US$100,000, flexible premiums and a guaranteed minimum return of 1%, subject to the policy conditions.
Savings for every stage
Available from age 1: a gift for children to build their savings, and a supplement for retirement, estate planning or a future project.
More protection included
It includes the accelerated benefit for terminal illness or terminal stage, and can add family income, accidental death and total and permanent disability.
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Starting your career
Start a long-term protection and accumulation strategy, and adjust contributions and coverage as your income and projects evolve.
Starting a family
Protect those who depend on your income and build value for family or business goals, adjusting coverage and contributions as your needs change.
Approaching retirement
Complement your estate and long-term planning, and maintain your loved ones' lifestyle when you are no longer there.
Frequently asked questions
We answer your questions about Best Indexed and universal life insurance.
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Best Indexed is an indexed universal life insurance policy that protects your beneficiaries and lets you build value over the long term. The credited interest is linked to the S&P 500 or the Nasdaq-100, depending on the index you choose. Coverage starts at US$100,000, with flexible premiums and adjustable protection.
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The interest depends on the performance of the chosen index and a participation rate. It has a guaranteed minimum of 1% and a maximum of 12%. It is not a direct investment in the S&P 500 or the Nasdaq-100.
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Your beneficiaries receive the death benefit according to the option purchased. How the accumulated value is handled and whether outstanding loans or debts are deducted depends on the terms of the contract.
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Yes. It includes an accelerated benefit rider that applies when the insured meets the contract's definition of terminal illness or terminal stage.
