Not exact matches
Universal life insurance is essentially a
version of whole
life insurance but with the added flexibility
of using the
policy's cash value to pay for premiums.
Most
versions of universal life insurance do not feature a, «no lapse,»
policy clause.
Although the traditional
version of universal life insurance was a popular and safe option a couple
of decades ago, as the financial situation
of the past two decades has seen periods
of instability, the advantages
of the traditional
universal life policy have diminished and become more risky.
A more flexible
version of variable survivorship
life insurance called «variable
universal survivorship
life insurance» allows the policyholder to adjust the
policy's premiums and death benefit during the
policy's
life.
Universal life insurance is essentially a
version of whole
life insurance but with the added flexibility
of using the
policy's cash value to pay for premiums.