An annualized fee of 0.20 % of
the accumulated value of the contract is applied quarterly.
When you annuitize,
the accumulated value of your contract is converted to an income stream, and you won't be able to make withdrawals outside of your selected payment option.
Under this arrangement, if Husband dies first,
the accumulated value of the contract would be paid to the remaining beneficiary, Wife.
When you annuitize,
the accumulated value of your contract is converted to an income stream, and you won't be able to make withdrawals outside of your selected payment option.
An annualized fee of 0.20 % of
the accumulated value of the contract is applied quarterly.
Under this arrangement, if Husband dies first,
the accumulated value of the contract would be paid to the remaining beneficiary, Wife.
You may also be able to «annuitize»
the accumulated value of your contract any time after the first anniversary date, subject to limitations.
Not exact matches
Clients are eligible for an annual fee
of 0.10 % if (1) the
contract is purchased with an initial purchase payment
of $ 1,000,000 or more on or after September 7, 2010, or (2) the
contract value has
accumulated to $ 1,000,000 or more on or after September 7, 2010 and at that time we are offering the
contract to new applicants for 0.10 %.
In the world
of annuities, there are a few different types
of contracts which vary based upon how the cash
value is
accumulated on a tax deferred basi...
You may withdraw up to 10 %
of your policy's
accumulated contract value each year after the first year without incurring a surrender charge.
87.5 %
of premium
accumulated at the
contract's guaranteed minimum interest rate (Guaranteed Minimum
Value).
Under the terms
of our annuity
contracts currently being issued, the death
of the owner, if different than the annuitant, will cause the
accumulated value of the annuity, minus applicable withdrawal charges and Market Value Adjustment, to be paid to the designated benefic
value of the annuity, minus applicable withdrawal charges and Market
Value Adjustment, to be paid to the designated benefic
Value Adjustment, to be paid to the designated beneficiary.
Like other types
of cash
value life insurance policies which allow policy loans, most annuity
contracts allow owners to borrow against the annuity
contract's
accumulated cash
value.
A provision in which a certain percentage
of a policy or
contract's
accumulated value is subtracted from the surrender proceeds if a policy is cancelled within a specific number
of years following issuance
of the policy or
contract.
Therefore, the
accumulated value of the annuity
contract is paid to the designated beneficiary
of the
contract.
Under the terms
of our annuity
contracts currently being issued, the death
of the owner, if different than the annuitant, will cause the
accumulated value of the annuity, minus applicable withdrawal charges and Market Value Adjustment, to be paid to the designated benefic
value of the annuity, minus applicable withdrawal charges and Market
Value Adjustment, to be paid to the designated benefic
Value Adjustment, to be paid to the designated beneficiary.
Whole Life
contracts run for the whole
of the policyholder's life and
accumulate a monetary
value which is paid out when the
contract matures or is surrendered.
In addition, there are three other variable products, called the ISP Choice Variable Life, ISP 10 Express, and the Single Premium Variable Life, all which offer variations
of the Variable Universal Life line to
accumulate value tied to a market, while remaining inside
of a life insurance
contract.
The small life insurance
contracts had a small cost
of insurance, and could still
accumulate significant gain based on the dividend payments made into the policy by the insurance company (dividend payments grow larger as cash
value is higher).
In the world
of annuities, there are a few different types
of contracts which vary based upon how the cash
value is
accumulated on a tax deferred basis.
In a previous article focusing on the tax advantages
of life insurance, we discussed that the cash
value accrual in a life insurance
contract is allowed to
accumulate tax free inside the policy.
For example, an annuity company's GMIB might guarantee that if the
contract owner chooses annuitization, the income will be based on the greater
of the account
value or the GMIB benefit base, which is equal to your investment
accumulated at 5 % annually.
For example, a $ 100,000 premium will receive an immediate $ 1,000 bonus that results in a $ 101,000 initial accumulation
value, which will begin
accumulating interest from the beginning
of the
contract.