Receiving death benefits from the agricultural accident insurance fund
Source: BUS Rheinland-PfalzYou will receive death benefits if you have paid for the funeral of a person
- who was insured for accidents with the Agricultural Employer's Liability Insurance Association and had
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who died as a result of an insured event. This includes:
- occupational accidents
- commuting accidents and
- occupational diseases
You will also receive death benefits if, for example, there was no funeral due to missing in action. This includes:
- Widows or widowers,
- children,
- stepchildren,
- foster children,
- grandchildren,
- brothers and sisters,
- former spouses or wives,
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Relatives in the ascending line, that is:
- parents
- grandparents
- parents of illegitimate children
- adoptive parents and
- great-grandparents, if applicable
However, people who are not family members may also be entitled to death benefits if they have paid for the funeral.
The amount of the death grant corresponds to
- for surviving dependents: one seventh of the so-called reference amount applicable at the time of death. This is calculated on the basis of the income of all persons insured under the statutory pension insurance scheme.
- for persons who do not belong to the family: the actual costs of the funeral and is at most as high as the death grant for survivors.