Indexed universal life is a cash value life insurance policy that is credited interest based
on certain market indexes such as the S&P 500, NASDAQ, DOW, EURO STOXX and HANG SENG.
For consumers looking for a more aggressive investment, there is a Universal Life policy (Indexed Universal Life) that allows the policyholder to invest funds into an account that earns interest based
on certain market indices (e.g. the S&P 500), which allows it to earn considerably more interest.
Not exact matches
In other words, depending
on your level of confidence in a
certain sector, over - or underweight your numbers of shares of stocks in that sector in your portfolio, relative to the weightings of the major
market indexes.
«Depending
on your level of confidence in a
certain sector, over - or underweight your numbers of shares of stocks in that sector in your portfolio, relative to the weightings of the major
market indexes.»
Indexed universal life policies credit interest based in part
on the upward movement of a major stock
market index, subject to
certain limitations.
Retirement Analysis, including the Retirement Preparedness Measure (RPM), is based
on information you provided and
certain assumptions, including
market performance assumptions based
on hypothetical scenarios using historical
index data.
Indexed universal life policies credit interest based in part
on the upward movement of a major stock
market index, subject to
certain limitations.
In a note to its clients London - based DF
Markets announced that it will temporarily increase margin requirements
on GBP and EUR crosses as well as
certain indices during...
If you would like to get a graphic overview
on how a
certain stock
market index has performed historically, I would suggest using Yahoo Finance.
They may also allow you to trade
certain market indices, such as the ASX 100, which aggregates the price movements of all the top 100 stocks listed
on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX).
Sagicor's fixed
indexed single premium whole life insurance policy can allow the policyholder to reposition
certain low - interest producing assets such as CD's (certificates of deposit), or money
markets — and possibly even a fixed annuity — and obtain the opportunity to earn a higher return
on the cash value in the policy.
Policy values can grow each year based
on the performance of
certain market indexes, but are not subject to
market losses as would be the case with variable insurance products.