Contact the company and ask them.
This type of policy is also referred to as a limited pay life insurance policy. Life insurance premiums are paid for 20 years then the policy is paid in full and no futher payments are required. The policy remains active until it is paid out or cashed in.
A taxable consequence may occur if the cash surrender value exceeds the cost basis (i.e. the premiums paid into the policy).
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.
how do you know what your tax liability is on an endowment that you cashed do the insurance compnay send 1099 at the end of the year
A life insurance policy since 1953 needs to be cashed in
Contact the company and ask them.
It is possible for a life insurance policy to be cashed but there will always be a loss for doing so if one is cashing in for the full amount. For some policies it is possible to withdraw accumulated interest from the policy with limited amounts allowed.
How do I find out if my deseased father has a life insurance policy
If you ordered the services then you will probably be responsible for the costs. Obviously the father had cashed in the policy and it's not the responsibility of the funeral home to make sure the policy is there. Funerals are mostly paid by people out of their policy and not by specific life policies.
No. Due to privacy laws, only your mother can get any information on her policy assuming she is the owner of the policy. The reason for these laws is that it is only her business about her policy.
Of course. The beneficiary is the person designated to get the money, not the insured.
This type of policy is also referred to as a limited pay life insurance policy. Life insurance premiums are paid for 20 years then the policy is paid in full and no futher payments are required. The policy remains active until it is paid out or cashed in.
A taxable consequence may occur if the cash surrender value exceeds the cost basis (i.e. the premiums paid into the policy).
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.
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how do you know what your tax liability is on an endowment that you cashed do the insurance compnay send 1099 at the end of the year