A standalone insurance policy entity — life, home, health, motor, travel, pet, or professional indemnity. Life insurance is often the single largest estate asset. Policies written in trust pass outside the estate

Required fields
idpolicyTypeproviderOrganisationId

Fields

FieldTypeReqDescription
claimStatusenumCurrent status of any claim against this policy active: policy is active, no claim. claim_submitted: death benefit claim submitted to insurer. claim_approved: claim approved by insurer. claim_paid: claim paid out. claim_disputed: claim disputed — may be under investigation or legally contested. pending: legacy value — claim submitted, awaiting decision. approved: legacy value — claim approved. paid: legacy value — claim paid out. declined: claim declined by insurer.
coverAmountMoneyTotal cover amount (sum assured for life, rebuild cost for home, etc.) in minor currency units
deathBenefitobjectDeath benefit details — what is payable on the policyholder's death, to whom, and how
depositorProtectionobjectFinancial compensation scheme protection status. In the UK, the FSCS protects insurance policyholders if the insurer fails. Knowing whether a policy is protected matters for estate risk assessment
externalPolicyRefstringURI pointing to an external policy record (FHIR Coverage resource, or any external insurance management system) FHIR R5 Coverage resource reference. Generic — works with any insurance system.
funeralPlanDetailsobjectDetails specific to funeral plan insurance
idstringUnique identifier for this insurance policy within the INHERIT document
maturityDatestringDate the policy matures (for endowment policies and investment-linked policies)
nominationLifecycleobjectLifecycle tracking for policy nominations — tracks the current nomination status and any superseding nominations CPF Board-requested: Central Provident Fund requires precise nomination tracking for death benefit distribution
notesstringFree-text notes about this insurance policy
policyConditionsarray[object]Conditions, exclusions, or clauses that affect the policy — e.g. suicide clause, contestability period, pre-existing condition exclusions
policyNumberstringThe insurance policy number or reference
policyTypeobjectThe type of insurance policy life: life insurance (term, whole life, endowment). home: buildings and contents insurance. health: private medical or health insurance. motor: car, motorcycle, or vehicle insurance. travel: travel insurance policy. pet: pet insurance policy. professional_indemnity: professional indemnity or liability insurance. other: any other insurance type.
premiumAmountMoneyPremium amount per payment period, in minor currency units
premiumFrequencyenumHow often premiums are paid monthly: paid every month. annual: paid once per year. single_premium: one-off payment. paid_up: no further premiums due. other: any other frequency.
provenanceProvenanceConsolidated provenance metadata — how this entity was created, by whom, and whether a human has verified it
providerOrganisationIdstringReference to the Organisation.id of the insurance provider
providerOrganisationIdDisplaystringHuman-readable display name for the referenced provider organisation
renewalDatestringNext renewal date. Important — cover may lapse if not renewed after death
trustDetailsobjectDetails of the trust holding this policy, if writtenInTrust is true
writtenInTrustbooleanWhether the policy is written in trust. If true, proceeds pass outside the estate and are not subject to inheritance tax
active
claim_submitted
claim_approved
claim_paid
claim_disputed
pending
approved
paid
declined

active: policy is active, no claim. claim_submitted: death benefit claim submitted to insurer. claim_approved: claim approved by insurer. claim_paid: claim paid out. claim_disputed: claim disputed — may be under investigation or legally contested. pending: legacy value — claim submitted, awaiting decision. approved: legacy value — claim approved. paid: legacy value — claim paid out. declined: claim declined by insurer.

monthly
annual
single_premium
paid_up
other

monthly: paid every month. annual: paid once per year. single_premium: one-off payment. paid_up: no further premiums due. other: any other frequency.

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