Loans against the policy accrue interest and decrease the death benefit and cash value by the amount of the outstanding loan and interest.
Not exact matches
Keep in mind that
loans against the
policy will
accrue interest and decrease both death benefit and cash value by the amount of the outstanding
loan and interest.
You
policy loan and any
accrued but unpaid interest go
against the death benefit.
Of course,
loans go
against the
policy value, and interest
accrues until it is paid back.
Keep in mind that
loans against the
policy will
accrue interest and decrease both death benefit and cash value by the amount of the outstanding
loan and interest.
With a
loan, interest accumulates
against the
policy and its cash, and it must be repaid or the interest will continue to
accrue.
Of course, taking money
against the
policy will reduce the death benefit but this isn't a problem if your needs have adjusted, your
policy accrues interest greater than your
loan, or you have the ability to repay the
loan.
Some
policies will even allow you to take out a low - interest
loan against your
accrued value.
Your funeral expense life insurance
policy can
accrue cash value over time and can be leveraged
against a
loan by the policyholder.
Unpaid
policy loans and
accrued interest count
against your total death benefit or surrender value at the time of claim or termination of the
policy.
Beside this, you can also take a
loan against the funds
accrued in your
policy's savings account, although it's important to bear in mind that it should be utilized for emergencies only.
Additionally, if the
policy has an
accrued cash value, any outstanding
loans against the
policy will be deducted before you receive the cash value.