Variable universal life is a variation of the flexible premium policy that allows for cash value to be allocated in
equity accounts similar to mutual funds.
Not exact matches
A HELOC, in short, is a line of credit (
similar to a credit card
account) where the family home is used as collateral to borrow money against the house (the
equity) in order to pay bills, do renovations, or take a vacation.
These rules don't cover loans to build or buy your home, home
equity lines of credit (
similar to revolving credit
accounts), or reverse mortgages.
Signing up for a forex
account is
similar to getting an
equity account.
A home
equity line of credit is treated
similar to a revolving charge
account, in that when you pay down some of the balance those funds become available to you again.
Margin debt on an
equity brokerage
account works in a
similar fashion, but usually a 50 % down payment is needed (less risky than real estate).
Similar to an
equity line these loans are held in managed
accounts pending each renovation completed by licensed contractors.
Much like Indexed Universal Life Insurance with
similar options and features, Variable Universal Life attaches the cash value
account inside the policy actual investment funds that trade largely in
equities and bonds.