These benefits often translate to
a portion of the actual cash value of the policy, but they can sometimes amount to its entire value.
Not exact matches
Loan or Lease Gap Insurance: If your vehicle is involved in a total loss, this optional coverage pays for the difference between the
actual cash value of your car and the unpaid
portion of your loan or lease.
Loan or Lease Gap Insurance: If your vehicle is involved in a total loss, this optional coverage pays for the difference between the
actual cash value of your car and the unpaid
portion of your loan or lease.
This is the
portion of your policy premium that will determine how large your death benefit will be, as well as what the
actual cash value of the policy is.
That means when a premium is paid, a
portion of the premium pays the
actual cost
of life insurance, and the remainder
of the premium is applied to a sort
of built - in savings account in the policy known as the
cash value.
A big
portion of what you pay in premiums will depend on whether you have selected a policy that has a provision for replacement
value versus
actual cash value.
Another factor is whether you decide to opt for guaranteed replacement coverage or
actual cash value coverage in your personal possession
portion of your insurance.
For the home
portion of the policy, you could have one
of two types:
actual cash value or replacement
value.