Sentences with phrase «cash value of the underlying asset»

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The amount of the loan will largely be dependent on the value of your underlying asset and how easily they can be converted to cash should the need arise, although not desired.

For every investable asset — publically traded or otherwise — the underlying value of the asset is the sum of the discounted future cash flows, and risk comes from paying too high a price for those cash flows.

A: While we will look at the principal's credit, approval will largely be based on the value of the underlying asset, and often in spite of cash flow, financial condition, sales history, or other conventional lending criteria.

Variable Life Insurance (VUL) provides the flexibility of Universal Life, but also the potential to increase your cash value by allocating your money into various sub-accounts that invest directly in the underlying asset class, similar to mutual funds.

Net Asset Value Or NAV is the value of each share of a fund as determined by the value of its underlying holdings, including any cash in the portfValue Or NAV is the value of each share of a fund as determined by the value of its underlying holdings, including any cash in the portfvalue of each share of a fund as determined by the value of its underlying holdings, including any cash in the portfvalue of its underlying holdings, including any cash in the portfolio.

The cash value of the contract after that would depend on how a total withdrawal rate of about 8 percent (payout plus product expenses) affected the value of the underlying account assets.

In the top five ETFs, net cash flows were between zero and 18 % of total dollar value traded in these products between February 2 and February 8 (Exhibit 4).5 This important fact highlights that ETF trading flows were largely offset between buyers and sellers and that only a fraction of those transactions drove trades in the underlying assets.

Variable Life Insurance is a special type of a Permanent Life Insurance policy in which both the death benefit and the cash value depend on the investment performance of the underlying assets, usually one or two investment accounts known as «separate accounts» (or «sub-accounts») within the insurance company's portfolio.

Variable Life Insurance (VUL) provides the flexibility of Universal Life, but also the potential to increase your cash value by allocating your money into various sub-accounts that invest directly in the underlying asset class, similar to mutual funds.

A unit - linked insurance plan (ULIP) is a type of life insurance where the cash value of a policy varies according to the current net asset value of the underlying investment assets.

Variable Life Insurance (VUL) provides the flexibility of Universal Life, but also the potential to increase your cash value by transferring your money into different sub-accounts directly into the underlying asset class, similar to mutual funds.