Not exact matches
In
addition, withdrawals from some policies may be subject
to surrender charges and could have a permanent effect on the
cash value and the death benefit.
In
addition, withdrawals from some policies may be subject
to surrender charges and could have a permanent effect on the
cash value and the death benefit.
In
addition to withdrawals and policy loans, you can
surrender (cancel) your policy and use the
cash any way you see fit.
It's entirely possible that a $ 250,000 policy bought at age 35 could accumulate a
cash surrender value of $ 100,000 by the time you reach age 65 — a nice
addition to your retirement nest egg if you decide you don't need the insurance anymore.
In
addition to paying a death benefit, a whole life policy allows accumulation of
cash value that the policy owner receives if the policy is
surrendered.
In
addition to the potential of a partial
surrender, it's notable that a participating life insurance policy that has previously been purchasing PUAs can do a partial
surrender of just the PUAs
to free up
cash to repay the loan.
Permanent life insurance policies build a
cash value (sometimes known as a
cash -
surrender value) over time in
addition to providing a death benefit
to beneficiaries.
The net
surrender value is the gross
cash value shown in the policy minus any identifiable
surrender charges, outstanding policy loans, and unpaid interest on policy loans plus any prepaid premiums, dividends accumulated at interest,
cash values attributable
to paid - up
additions, and any additional terminal dividends.