Oddly, according to insurance industry think tank LIMRA, only one to two percent of term
life policyholders actually take advantage of this option — a mind - boggling statistic.
Not exact matches
Rather than growing at a set rate of interest, though, with variable universal
life, the funds in the cash component are
actually managed professionally (unlike variable
life policies that are managed by the
policyholder) in underlying «subaccounts» and can be in entities such as stocks, bonds, and mutual funds.
Policyholders who own a participating whole
life policy with MassMutual can
actually participate in the voting for the board of directors.
Secondly, in my years of insurance experience, I have sold many term
life insurance policies, but I have seen very few
policyholders who
actually «invest the difference».
In deciding how much of the premium will go towards the cash value and the death benefit, a universal
life insurance
policyholder will oftentimes be able
actually to move funds between the two sections of the policy.