The capitalization contract
presents itself as a financial investment similar to life insurance whose objective is to accumulate gains to increase the value of savings over the long term.
But unlike life insurance , the capitalization contract is not based on the lifetime of the subscriber or the named insured and lasts beyond their death. It is distinguished by a purely patrimonial approach, the tax exemptions acquired over time are thus transmitted to the heirs who will have been subject to inheritance tax.
A capitalization contract can be the subject of a donation in full ownership or dismembered, whereas a life insurance contract can only be transferred upon death.
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