Not exact matches
Or, does the Fed's easy -
money policy deregulation
of oversight open the way for asset - price inflation that puts home ownership even further out
of reach — except at the price
of running up a
lifetime of debt to the banks that write the loans on their keyboard at steep markups
over their cost
of funding from the compliant Fed?
Unlike a standard life insurance
policy that only pays an amount after the adulthood
of the
policy, the
money back plan starts to pay an amount that is called a «survival benefit»
over the
lifetime of the
policy.
Finally, another benefit
of a life
policy is the ability to spend the
money you've saved
over a
lifetime and still be able to leave your heirs an inheritance.
These
moneys are paid to the policyholder every few years
over the
lifetime of the
policy.
Unlike a standard life insurance
policy that only pays an amount after the maturity
of the
policy, the
money back plan starts to pay an amount that is called a «survival benefit»
over the
lifetime of the
policy.
Most give returns only at the end
of the
policy tenure, while some give returns
over the
lifetime of the
policy, but none
of them match up to the advantages offered by
money back plans.