Sentences with phrase «cash value perspective»

While indexed universal life can present numerous advantages over other forms of life insurance coverage — especially from a cash value perspective — not all IUL policies are created equally.

Not exact matches

Once employee owners learn, for instance, how cash flows through the company and what factors affect the bottom line, most will gain a different perspective on how their personal actions relate to the company's success and, by extension, the value of their ownership stake.

Therefore, from a pure value perspective, the Citi ® Double Cash Credit Card will always be as good, if not better, than its Barclays competitor.

This is why the perspective of a value investor can be valuable in approaching markets... are you willing to do a cold hard analysis of the likely cash flows?

I want to describe them from the perspective of a value investor, who only cares about the future cash flows of his investments; I am not offering a method of short - term market timing.

«While PayPal tends to receive a lot of complaints as a company, this is among the best cash back credit cards from a pure value perspective.»

Fortunately, there was such a huge gap between investors» standard P / E-based * approach vs. my own perspective on Applegreen's unique float - driven model & underlying free cash flow - based valuation, that the shares still trade (despite new all - time highs) well shy of my original $ 8.61 Fair Value per share.

James Montier: A Value Investor's Perspective on Tail Risk Protection: An Ode to the Joy of Cash http://myinvestingnotebook.blogspot.co.uk/2011/07/james-montier-value-investors.html Warren Buffett first coined the phrase «an economic moat», by which he meant the factors that enable some businesses to sustain and protect above average profits for a long period of time.

From a consumer perspective, stripping away the cash value from universal life insurance essentially creates «lifetime term» insurance.

In one form of variable universal life insurance, the cost of insurance purchased is based only on the difference between the death benefit and the cash value (defined as the net amount at risk from the perspective of the insurer).

As long as there is increasing mortality and level premiums, there will be cash values, and while term insurance has cash values small enough to be legally ignored (and therefore not exist from the consumer's perspective), a correctly priced whole life policy will always have cash value build up to face amount by the end.

Just to put this in perspective, I'm kind of an old guy and I would call the idea of using cash value policies to fund key person insurance is definitely old school.

From a mortgage perspective, a cash buyer has 90 days to apply for a new mortgage and avoid the new mortgage being considered a «cash out» mortgage which may carry a higher interest rate and lower loan to value limits.