cash value

It does not, therefore, put a cash value on such support.

"How was the cash value of my services arrived at?"

Term life policies have no cash value of their own.

This is because their cash value runs into six figures.

What sort of cash value do you put on David?"

So he's going to get the benefit of it anyway, in the cash value.

Or, as he once put it, "What is its cash value in terms of practical experience?"

Do you realize what the cash value of the total configuration would be?

Well, the Voice of God still has some cash value.

Loans are available on life insurance policies that have a cash value.

Now, what exactly is the cash value of that "guidance"?

They pay death benefits but have no cash value if you decide to stop making payments.

Other permanent life insurance policies do not have built in cash values.

Such policies include an investing component, known as the cash value.

Because of this structure, the policy has a high cash value - and loan potential - from the start.

The money from the old policy is then used to buy a policy with a higher cash value.

These policies would also credit guaranteed interest to the cash value account.

He paid cash value and received custody of the toy.

"It's taking the cash value of a building and using it to fund a budget gap."

"Most costs are charged against the cash values in the early years of the policy.

The individual could have built up a significant cash value within the policy, depending on investment selection.

You can often borrow up to 90 percent of a policy's cash value tax-free.

This can generally yield a higher death benefit, at a cost to long term cash value.

In order to remain active, the policy must have sufficient available cash value to pay for the cost of insurance.

Thus with either death or endowment, the insurance company keeps any cash value built up over the years.