talk to the insurance agent who originally assisted you with the policy. If that person is not available, find a local agent by visiting www.nahu.org
You can cash it in.
Yes, if there is a cash value in the policy is can be surrendered for that cash. BUT, it is paid up. Why would you cash it in ? It does not cost you anything from this point going forward to be morally responsible. Perhaps a policy loan may be the option.
What about it?
The paid up life would have it's extra cash value too, so if you cashed it in for the cash value, there would be no more paid up life either.
Not nec. You could assign ownership.
You can cash it in.
Yes, if there is a cash value in the policy is can be surrendered for that cash. BUT, it is paid up. Why would you cash it in ? It does not cost you anything from this point going forward to be morally responsible. Perhaps a policy loan may be the option.
What about it?
The paid up life would have it's extra cash value too, so if you cashed it in for the cash value, there would be no more paid up life either.
Not nec. You could assign ownership.
A taxable consequence may occur if the cash surrender value exceeds the cost basis (i.e. the premiums paid into the policy).
The owner can do anything he wants. Careful though, taking a loan or withdrawal from a cash value policy my jeopordize the well being of the policy.
It is worth whatever the net surrender cash value is, which is cash value minus the surrender charge.
I need to check on the State Capital Life Insurance paid up policy?
The insurance company will require a surrender form to cash in the policy.
If it is a term policy it is now worthless unless it had a return of premium rider which is higly unlikely. In some instances you can sell the policy if the face value is high enough, you are over 55 and ill of health. If it is a Whole Life or cash value insurance, why would you want to cash it in? It's paid up and worth more than you paid into it. Altho I doubt in 10 years time you have a paid up WL.
No - only if you "cash out" the policy. Then you would owe taxes on the gain.