What is the benefit amount for single payment loans after the elimination period?

In the context of credit insurance for single payment loans, the benefit amount after the elimination period typically corresponds to the minimum monthly payment due. This is because credit insurance is designed to cover the borrower's obligations in the event that they cannot make payments due to specified reasons, such as disability or unemployment. By covering the minimum payment, the insurance ensures that the borrower remains compliant with their repayment terms and avoids additional penalties or defaults.

The other options relate to different aspects of loans or insurance that are not applicable in the context of how benefits are structured under credit insurance. For example, covering the full balance of the loan would typically be beyond the scope of what is provided by most credit insurance policies. Similarly, a percentage of the outstanding balance or monthly premium payments do not align with the standard practices of providing a benefit to maintain monthly loan obligations. The focus on the minimum monthly payment maintains the borrower's financial stability during times when they may be unable to pay on their own.