These choices will have
a bearing on your cash value accumulation portion of the policy.
These choices will have
a bearing on your cash value accumulation portion of the policy.
Not exact matches
I understand the idea of deducting the excess
cash because it could be used to immediately reduce the debt and boost the equity
value but...
On one hand it seems logical to avoid deducting the cash that is not available for distribution (i.e. couldn't be extracted from the operations), on the other hand that is exactly the part of the cash that is less likely to bear interest
On one hand it seems logical to avoid deducting the
cash that is not available for distribution (i.e. couldn't be extracted from the operations),
on the other hand that is exactly the part of the cash that is less likely to bear interest
on the other hand that is exactly the part of the
cash that is less likely to
bear interests.
The strategy for the
bear market was to focus
on value stocks, hold extra
cash and bonds, and avoid technology stocks.
But then again, I'm not really a
value investor either and I would never buy something based on Book Value, Trading at Cash, or other metrics:) I get bored easily and o
value investor either and I would never buy something based
on Book
Value, Trading at Cash, or other metrics:) I get bored easily and o
Value, Trading at
Cash, or other metrics:) I get
bored easily and often.
Under certain circumstances, the
cash value of a whole life insurance will count toward the sum of your assets and might have a
bearing on your ability to get Medicaid.
The interest rates
on the
cash value of a whole life insurance are considerably less if you invested it elsewhere might be stock market, money market fund or any other interest -
bearing investment.
Whether the company is mutual or not has no
bearing whatsoever
on the ability to leverage the
cash value.