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A limited-pay whole life policy, just like straight life, endows for the face amount if the insured lives to age 100. The premium is, however, paid off in 20 years,

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When would a 20-pay whole life policy endow?

Well, honey, a 20-pay whole life policy would endow when the cash value equals the face amount of the policy. In simpler terms, it means the policy has enough cash value to pay out the death benefit without any more premiums due. So, sit tight and watch that policy grow until it's ready to cash out!


Can you convert a term life policy into a whole life policy?

Unlikely as the term polcy is for specific termand whole life pays out on death. The actuaries who set the premiums at the outset of the policy use mortality rates when the policy is taken out. To convert to a whole life policy would mean ia complete reevaluation which is not cost effective for the insurer. You could make term policy paid up and take out whole life policy but its best to take independent advice.


What are the disadvantages of a Modified whole life insurance policy?

A major disadvantage of a modified whole life insurance policy is that you can never change the face value on your policy. Additional coverage would require the purchase of an another policy. Also the growth potential on your policy is limited.


Would there be any cash held in a life assurance policy that my husband took out on my life in 1964 and paid it for 15 years payments ceased in 1980?

Contact the company and check. If you have the policy, check to see if it was whole life or term. A term policy would definitely have no cash value; but another type of policy might.


What is convertible term insurance?

A term policy that can be converted to a whole life (or other) policy.

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When does a whole life policy endow?

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When would a 20-pay whole life policy endow?

Well, honey, a 20-pay whole life policy would endow when the cash value equals the face amount of the policy. In simpler terms, it means the policy has enough cash value to pay out the death benefit without any more premiums due. So, sit tight and watch that policy grow until it's ready to cash out!


Can you convert a term life policy into a whole life policy?

Unlikely as the term polcy is for specific termand whole life pays out on death. The actuaries who set the premiums at the outset of the policy use mortality rates when the policy is taken out. To convert to a whole life policy would mean ia complete reevaluation which is not cost effective for the insurer. You could make term policy paid up and take out whole life policy but its best to take independent advice.


What are the disadvantages of a Modified whole life insurance policy?

A major disadvantage of a modified whole life insurance policy is that you can never change the face value on your policy. Additional coverage would require the purchase of an another policy. Also the growth potential on your policy is limited.


What are the basic forms of whole life insurance?

Straight whole life is a whole life policy that provides a constant level of protection and level premiums throughout the life of the policy which is until death of the policyholder or age 100 as long as the premiums are paid. Limited pay whole life is a whole life policy in which premiums are paid for a set number of years at which the policy is considered paid in full. i.e. a 20-pay policy in which premiums are paid for 20 years and coverage is good for life. The shorter the period for premiums the higher they will tend to be. Single premium whole life is a whole life policy in which one substantial single premium is paid at the beginning and from that point on the policy is considered paid in full. This premium gives it an immediate cash value. Straight whole life Limited pay whole life Single premium whole life


Is permanent life insurance the same as whole life insurance?

Technically, there is no insurance policy called as permanent life insurance. However, you can treat whole life insurance policy as permanent since the policy covered the whole life span of the policy holder and benefit is payable to nominee in the event of any eventuality of the policy holder.


When does a whole life insurance policy mature?

When an insurance policy's guaranteed cash value equals the initial death benefit, it is said to "endow" or mature. Whole Life contracts typically endow at the insured's age 100. The most recent mortality tables for life insurance (2001 CSO - Commissioners Standard Ordinary) would endow at the insured's age 121. However the Society of Actuaries 2001 CSO Maturity Age Task Force recommended that insurance policies issued under the new mortality table assume all contracts will pay out in some form by age 100. Some policies have earlier endowment periods. These typically pay the face amount upon death or attaining a certain age or number of years, whichever is first. Life insurance is intended to help make a loss bearable. It is a mechanism for managing risk and should not generally be considered an investment.


Does a whole life policy pay the amoune purchased if the person dies suddenly?

Obviously the claim will be entertained in case of sudden death of the policy holder in whole life policy.


What is description of whole life insurance?

In Whole life policy, insurance claims are entertained in case of any eventuality of the policy holder during the tenure of the policy period only, like term assurance policy.


What is modified whole life insurance and how is it different from regular life insurance?

Modified whole life is a whole life policy that charges smaller premiums for a specified period of time after which the premiums increase for the remainder of the policy. Whole life often can change unrpedicatably due to inflation.


Would there be any cash held in a life assurance policy that my husband took out on my life in 1964 and paid it for 15 years payments ceased in 1980?

Contact the company and check. If you have the policy, check to see if it was whole life or term. A term policy would definitely have no cash value; but another type of policy might.


What type of insurance replaces income if you a long illness or injury and cannot work?

You would need a whole life or an universal life policy with an income rider, and possibly a long term care insurance policy which would fall under a health insurance policy.