Other life insurance types get complicated — and expensive — with things like interest -
accruing cash value components, but term life insurance is simple.
Not exact matches
Permanent life insurance has a savings or investment
component called a «
cash value,» which, true to its name,
accrues value over time.
This can be confusing to people who think that, by buying a variable life insurance policy, they will receive both the
accrued cash value and the term
component's death benefit when they die.
Permanent life insurance has a savings or investment
component called a «
cash value,» which, true to its name,
accrues value over time.
There is also a
cash value component, which can help the child to
accrue tax - deferred savings that he or she can borrow or withdraw in the future.
With variable universal life insurance, you'll get permanent life insurance with an investment
component that
accrues a
cash value which you can borrow against.
It also includes a
cash value component that
accrues value over time, allowing you to borrow or withdraw funds as needed.
A permanent policy typically
accrues a savings
component known as a
cash value.
Permanent life insurance contains an investment
component and can
accrue cash value, but the Texas Department of Insurance warns consumers not to consider life insurance an investment.