The courts often consider the cash
value component separate from the rest of the life insurance policy.
Not exact matches
«There is reason to believe that the current share price may not fully capture all
components of the firm, and investors are certainly interested in the possibility that
value could be captured by splitting the firm into
separate pieces,» he said.
The NCRPP research use survey focuses on the core of «research use» in three related, but
separate, constructs: the ways that school and district leaders 1) apply research in their decision - making processes; 2)
value research as an important
component for decision - making; and 3) evaluate research quality.
This approach is different from using
value - added measures of standardized tests as a significant
component in an evaluation and
separates the San Jose system from one favored by reform groups like StudentsFirst.
Similarly, when I
separated the two
Value components of HSWR50VT, I emphasized Small Capitalization
Value and eliminated Growth
components.
The key is to
separate value into its
component parts, which include both qualitative and quantitative elements.
Variable Universal Life - combines the flexible premium features of universal life with the
component of variable life in which excess credited to the cash
value of the account depends on investment results of
separate accounts.
A whole life insurance policy has both a death benefit and a cash
value component, with the cash
value portion being further broken down into two
separate elements — one where the cash
value grows on a pre-determined basis during the life of the policy and another non-guaranteed element that is made up of policy dividends or excess interest.
Cash
value is a
separate savings
component that you may be able to access while you're still alive.1 Permanent life insurance lasts from the time you buy a policy to the time you pass away, as long as you pay the required premiums.
The cash
value component will typically contain two
separate elements.
The «variable»
component in the name refers to this ability to invest in
separate accounts whose
values vary — they vary because they are invested in stock and / or bond markets.