The suicide clause will pay double the face value to the beneficiary if the named insured commits suicide.

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The suicide clause typically states that the insurance company will not pay the death benefit if the insured commits suicide within a certain period of time after the policy is purchased (usually within 1-2 years). This is to prevent people from taking out life insurance policies with the intention of committing suicide to provide financial support for their beneficiaries. Therefore, the clause does not pay double the face value if the named insured commits suicide.

The Suicide Clause Will Pay Double the Face Value to the Beneficiary