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Withdrawing dividends from whole life insurance policies
Posted on 5/8/24 at 2:14 pm
Posted on 5/8/24 at 2:14 pm
Can someone explain what this means like i'm 5.
I have 3 policies, each show different amounts of dividends available to withdraw.
What does it mean leaving it be or if i withdrew it? Do i need to pay it back? Does death benefit decrease when withdrawing dividends?
Also, how do i figure out a cash out value if i just cancelled a damn policy?
I have 3 policies, each show different amounts of dividends available to withdraw.
What does it mean leaving it be or if i withdrew it? Do i need to pay it back? Does death benefit decrease when withdrawing dividends?
Also, how do i figure out a cash out value if i just cancelled a damn policy?
Posted on 5/9/24 at 6:31 am to Chad504boy
Generally, dividends purchase more life insurance with each future dividend issued. This is called paid up additions. It's not the only dividend option, but it's the most common.
Cashing out your dividends would likely reduce your death benefit. It would also likely reduce the amount of future dividends paid. You can withdraw some, or all, of the accrued dividends without disrupting the basic life insurance plan.
The value of your policy if you cash it out is called cash surrender value. That term and amount should appear on your policy statements.
Hope this helps.
Cashing out your dividends would likely reduce your death benefit. It would also likely reduce the amount of future dividends paid. You can withdraw some, or all, of the accrued dividends without disrupting the basic life insurance plan.
The value of your policy if you cash it out is called cash surrender value. That term and amount should appear on your policy statements.
Hope this helps.
Posted on 5/9/24 at 1:14 pm to iknowmorethanyou
yes it does. thanks.
two of my whole life policies are on my kids. i guess trying to navigate through the reason of what to use the funds for... college or whatever vs what type of benefits of leaving it untouched and how it helps them having an insurance policy on them with cash value being passed to them.
two of my whole life policies are on my kids. i guess trying to navigate through the reason of what to use the funds for... college or whatever vs what type of benefits of leaving it untouched and how it helps them having an insurance policy on them with cash value being passed to them.
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