It is important to note, however, that if your coverage is with a Permanent Life Insurance policy, there may be
additional surrender charges and tax consequences involved.
They also have to wait six, eight or even 10 years after entering the contract before they can withdraw money from the account without
additional surrender charges.
Not exact matches
2 Expenses for a contract with a bonus may be higher than for a contract without a bonus, the amount of the credit may be more than offset by
additional fees and
charges associated with the bonus, and the
surrender periods may be longer than those of a non-bonus annuity.
2 Expenses for a contract with a bonus may be higher than for a contract without a bonus, the amount of the credit may be more than offset by
additional fees and
charges associated with the bonus, and the
surrender periods may be longer than those of a non-bonus annuity.
The Market value adjustments (MVA) may be an
additional penalty on top of your
surrender charge or CDSC percentage due to bond market losses due to rising interest rates.
Face Amount increases may require
additional underwriting and Face Amount decreases may be subject to
surrender charges.
Investors might also pay markups, due when a brokerage sells securities from its inventory at a price higher than the market rate; sales loads, sometimes assessed when you make or sell an investment;
surrender charges, imposed when someone pulls out of an investment early; investment advisory fees, which are what Mr. Five Percent wanted to
charge me; and 401 (k) fees,
additional expenses for operating and administering retirement plans that employees pay on top of fund management fees.
If the policyholder
surrenders his policy after completing 5 policy years, then the entire fund value as on the date of
surrender is payable without any
additional charges applicable.
Face Amount increases may require
additional underwriting and Face Amount decreases may be subject to
surrender charges.
The base insurance premium
charges and
surrender / discontinuance
charges for the
additional insurance death benefit are guaranteed for the policy term.
I mean if i
surrender the policy after 10 years i will not be
charged any
additional charges.
If the insured terminates or
surrenders his plan after completing 5 years then the Total Fund Value as on the date of
surrender is paid without any
additional charges over it.
If the insured
surrenders his plan after completing 5 years with his plan, then he is paid the entire Fund Value without any
additional charges.
If the insured
surrenders his plan after completing 5 years, then the complete fund value as on the
surrender date is paid to the insured with no
additional charges applicable.
If
surrendered after 5 completed policy years, the entire Fund value on the date of
surrender is paid without any
additional charges.
In a case, if the insured chooses to discontinue his plan after completing 5 years, then the entire fund value as on the date of
surrender shall be paid to the insured without any
additional charges applicable.
However, on
surrender of the basic policy to which this rider is attached, provided all the due premiums in respect of this rider have been paid,
additional rider premium
charged in respect of cover after PPT shall be refunded as follows:
And when you decide you don't want the «term» policy anymore, simply
surrender the policy and receive a full distribution of your accumulated cash value without any
surrender charges; on the other hand, if it turns out that you do need the policy for longer than the original term time horizon, you have a permanent policy that can be maintained and receive
additional deposits as necessary, without the hassles and hazards of seeking out a term conversion.
If a policy with accident benefit rider option is
surrendered after attaining
surrender value, then a part of the
additional premium
charged for providing cover after the premium payment term that is after 20 years of policy will also be refunded by us in case of permanent disability due to accident.
Some
additional benefits are a 14 year declining
surrender charge rate.
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.