Not exact matches
You can
cash it out at any time or even
draw loans
against the
value of the policy.
Loans can be
drawn against the accumulated
cash value to make premium payments in the short term or supplement retirement income later on.
A permanent life insurance policy will build
cash value that you can
draw from or borrow
against if you ever need to.
Whole insurance is often sold as an investment because it has a
cash value and you can
draw out of it or borrow
against the amount when you are still alive.
The
cash value that accumulates in a life insurance policy is like a personal bank account, in that the assets can only be
drawn against by you and you are the loan officer.