The typical load fee varies by insurance company and can range from 4 % to 15 %, with certain insurers reserving the right to raise fees up to 20 %.
The typical load fee varies by insurance company and can range from 4 % to 15 %, with certain insurers reserving the right to raise fees up to 20 %.
Not exact matches
Typical fees include monthly account
fees,
loading fees, and ATM
fees.
But if you buy frequently, this seems more like a
load fee from your
typical mutual fund.
Three types of costs can be borne by investors of a
typical mutual funds: fund expense, transaction
fees, and
loads (sales commissions charged by brokers).
I have seen many policy types from various insurers and it seems to me that the whole life product tends to be more friendly for the
typical consumer (dependent of course on the crediting rate in conjuction with the insurers
fees,
loads, and producer comission schedule).