Not exact matches
Since she has left the academic world and is not now contributing to a 403 (b), he says, she could probably make the move without having to pay «
surrender charges» — penalties for terminating a policy or withdrawing
funds from the accrued
value before a set time.
If a policy is cancelled, the insurance company no longer needs to keep the reserve to
fund the policy in the later years, so it will refund to you the overpayment of premiums, called the cash
surrender value.
A
surrender charge is a hold back amount that an insurer charges against the cash
values of a life insurance policy for the first 8 to 10 years, if
funds are withdrawn early.
You can take out a loan on a life insurance policy's cash
surrender value if you're in need of immediate
funds.
You can also terminate the policy (or «
surrender» it) if you want to, and get part of the accumulated
funds, or you can sometimes borrow money against your policy's cash
value.
Cash
value life insurance, whether whole life, IUL, or VUL, allows for the tax - free growth of
funds in a policy's cash account unless the policy is canceled or
surrendered, transferred or assigned to another owner, or the IRS no longer designates the policy a life insurance contract.
From a strategic standpoint, the popularity of cash
value life insurance stems from its ability to both provide insurance protection and grow
funds on a tax - deferred basis — interest and earnings in policies of this type are not taxable unless a triggering event occurs, such as
surrendering the policy.
If not, you may
surrender it and reinvest the
fund value in better options.
At the beginning of the index term that follows the end of the Marketing
Value Adjustment (MVA) period, the annuity fund value is assured to reach the guaranteed minimum accumulation value, which is 105 %, 107 % and 110 % of original premium (net of withdrawals and applicable surrender charges) for the ISA 5, ISA 7 and ISA 10 respecti
Value Adjustment (MVA) period, the annuity
fund value is assured to reach the guaranteed minimum accumulation value, which is 105 %, 107 % and 110 % of original premium (net of withdrawals and applicable surrender charges) for the ISA 5, ISA 7 and ISA 10 respecti
value is assured to reach the guaranteed minimum accumulation
value, which is 105 %, 107 % and 110 % of original premium (net of withdrawals and applicable surrender charges) for the ISA 5, ISA 7 and ISA 10 respecti
value, which is 105 %, 107 % and 110 % of original premium (net of withdrawals and applicable
surrender charges) for the ISA 5, ISA 7 and ISA 10 respectively.
You can mitigate this risk by electing the No Lapse Guarantee Rider on the universal life policy you choose.This rider ensures that if you
fund the policy at a premium level required to maintain the guarantee, the policy will not lapse, even if the cash
surrender value is not sufficient to cover the policy's monthly charges.
The No Lapse Guarantee Rider (NLGR) ensures that during the
surrender charge period, if you
fund your policy at the required premium to maintain the guarantee, the policy will not lapse, even if the cash
surrender value is not sufficient to cover the policy's monthly deduction charges.
Your NYL UL and NYL SUL policies have the potential to earn cash
value, which can increase the death benefit your beneficiaries receive.2 Provided it's sufficient, your cash
surrender value can be accessed through policy loans and partial surrenders1, 3 to buy a home,
fund a child's education, or supplement retirement income.
With a permanent life insurance contract, you have the flexibility to
surrender the policy and supplement your retirement income with the
funds that have accumulated in the policy's cash
value account.
If you want to get access to these
funds, you can often borrow against the cash
value, or
surrender your insurance policy.
In case you do not renew the policy, we will pay you the
fund value * after deducting applicable
surrender charges if any.
You may be able to borrow
funds from the cash
value or
surrender your policy for its face
value, if necessary.
The cash
value of a life insurance policy accumulates tax deferred, but if you
surrender the policy, you'll incur an income tax liability for
funds that exceed the premiums you have paid.
You can either
surrender the policy for its cash
value or take the needed
funds as a loan against the policy.
He
funded the policy with $ 17,000, and his current account
value at that time was $ 15,828, minus the
surrender charge (which equaled a net
surrender value of $ 14,652).
For permanent life insurance policies, it can be a used as cash
surrender values as a source of emergency
funds during a life
A contract meets the cash
value accumulation test of this subsection if, by the terms of the contract, the cash
surrender value of such contract may not at any time exceed the net single premium which would have to be paid at such time to
fund future benefits under the contract.
Surrender after 5 years entails a policyholder to receive
fund value at its prevailing NAV.
Investors can
surrender a policy after 5 years and in such a case, they will receive the
value of their
fund investments.
If the insured
surrenders the policy before the completion of 5 years, then a policy discontinuation charge will be deducted and the
fund value will be credited to the Discontinued Policy Fund acco
fund value will be credited to the Discontinued Policy
Fund acco
Fund account.
If
surrendered before 5 years, the
fund value net of discontinuation charge will be credited to the Pension Discontinuance Policy Fund where it will earn a minimum of 4 % p.a. gro
fund value net of discontinuation charge will be credited to the Pension Discontinuance Policy
Fund where it will earn a minimum of 4 % p.a. gro
Fund where it will earn a minimum of 4 % p.a. growth.
If the policy
surrendered after the completion of 5 years, the insurer will pay out the total
fund value without deducting any charges.
If the insured
surrenders the policy before the completion of 5 year then the difference of
fund value and policy discontinuation charge will be credited to the Discontinued Policy Fund account and will accrue interest @ 4 % p
fund value and policy discontinuation charge will be credited to the Discontinued Policy
Fund account and will accrue interest @ 4 % p
Fund account and will accrue interest @ 4 % p.a..
If
surrendered before 5 years, the
fund value net of discontinuation charge will be credited to the Discontinued Policy Fund where it will earn a minimum of 4 % p.a. gro
fund value net of discontinuation charge will be credited to the Discontinued Policy
Fund where it will earn a minimum of 4 % p.a. gro
Fund where it will earn a minimum of 4 % p.a. growth.
People can
surrender a policy after 5 years to get the
fund value.
If the policyholder
surrenders his policy after completing 5 policy years, then the entire
fund value as on the date of
surrender is payable without any additional charges applicable.
If
surrendered before 5 years, the
fund value net of discontinuation charge will be credited to the Discontinuance Policy Fund where it will earn a minimum of 4 % p.a. gro
fund value net of discontinuation charge will be credited to the Discontinuance Policy
Fund where it will earn a minimum of 4 % p.a. gro
Fund where it will earn a minimum of 4 % p.a. growth.
On
surrender after the lock - in period of first 5 policy years, the
surrender benefit available will be
Fund Value, as on the date of
surrender.
If the policyholder
surrenders his policy before completing 5 policy years, then the
fund value net discontinued charges shall be credited to the discontinued policy
fund where it shall grow at an annual rate of 4 %.
If the policy is
surrendered before the completion of five policy years then the insurance cover ceases and the
Surrender Value will be kept in the Discontinued
Fund of the policy.
The
Surrender Value is the fund value at the prevailing
Value is the
fund value at the prevailing
value at the prevailing NAV.
After completing five policy years, if it is
surrendered, then there is no
Surrender / Discontinuance Charges and the
Fund Value is paid to the policyholder and the policy will terminate immediately.
If the policy is
surrendered before the completion of five policy years then the insurance cover ceases and the
Surrender Value equal to
Fund Value minus Discontinuation Charge will be kept in the Discontinued
Fund of the policy.
If the policy is
surrendered within the first five years from the start of the plan, then the
fund value is transferred to what is called as the Discontinued Policies F
fund value is transferred to what is called as the Discontinued Policies
FundFund.
The
fund value on the date of
surrender will be paid.
Policy Termination or
Surrender Benefit: In case the insurance holder wants to surrender the policy before completion of the first 5 years of the policy term, then the plan will be ceased and the fund value will be transferred to the discontinued policy fund where a minimum 4 % per annum growth i
Surrender Benefit: In case the insurance holder wants to
surrender the policy before completion of the first 5 years of the policy term, then the plan will be ceased and the fund value will be transferred to the discontinued policy fund where a minimum 4 % per annum growth i
surrender the policy before completion of the first 5 years of the policy term, then the plan will be ceased and the
fund value will be transferred to the discontinued policy
fund where a minimum 4 % per annum growth is earned.
In case of death of the Life Assured during this period, only the accumulated
fund value will be payable to the nominee After completing five policy years, if it is surrendered, then there is no Surrender / Discontinuance Charges and the Fund Value is paid to the policyholder and the policy will terminate immediat
fund value will be payable to the nominee After completing five policy years, if it is surrendered, then there is no Surrender / Discontinuance Charges and the Fund Value is paid to the policyholder and the policy will terminate immedia
value will be payable to the nominee After completing five policy years, if it is
surrendered, then there is no
Surrender / Discontinuance Charges and the
Fund Value is paid to the policyholder and the policy will terminate immediat
Fund Value is paid to the policyholder and the policy will terminate immedia
Value is paid to the policyholder and the policy will terminate immediately.
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values through borrowing and / or withdrawals will reduce the cash
surrender value and may reduce the policy death benefit.
Your NYL UL and NYL SUL policies have the potential to earn cash
value, which can increase the death benefit your beneficiaries receive.2 Provided it's sufficient, your cash
surrender value can be accessed through policy loans and partial surrenders1, 3 to buy a home,
fund a child's education, or supplement retirement income.
In a case where the insured
surrenders his plan before completing 5 years, then the
fund value including the discontinuation charges will be added to discontinuation
fund where it shall grow at a rate of 4 % annual.
The No Lapse Guarantee Rider (NLGR) ensures that during the
surrender charge period, if you
fund your policy at the required premium to maintain the guarantee, the policy will not lapse, even if the cash
surrender value is not sufficient to cover the policy's monthly deduction charges.
According to these legal financial requirements, the insurance companies are legally bound to set up a reserve, which at all times must be equal to the withdrawal or
surrender value of their total block of annuity policies or contracts, i.e. the annuity providing insurance companies must set aside
funds equal to the
surrender value of every annuity contract in force.
Accrued benefit payout as per Scheme Rules of Group Policyholder will be made subject to the available
Fund Value.In case of bulk exit or complete
surrender of the Scheme prior to the third renewal of the Scheme, Market
Value Adjustment will be applicable.
The cash
surrender value of the accumulated
fund can be totally paid in as few as 2 installments, each one being separated by a minimum period of 90 days
This benefit gives you access to
funds from the cash
surrender value of the accumulated
fund when one of the insured persons provides satisfactory proof of disability, loss of independence or a specified critical illness.
Funds can be withdrawn from a life insurance policy on a borrowing basis, or the removed
value can be
surrendered, which means the money is permanently removed.