Permanent Life Insurance at a Glance
In layman’s terms, permanent life insurance is a type of life insurance product where the policy stays in force even after the death of the insured. If the policy is kept current, death benefits are paid out regardless of the death of the insured. In addition, this type of policy has a built-in savings component known as the “cash value” which grows the longer the policy is in effect and against which the owner of the policy can borrow at a low interest rate. In some instances, the owner can also withdraw this cash value to meet a specific need. However, this cash value cannot be immediately borrowed or withdrawn by the owner right after taking out the policy as it takes time for sufficient cash value to accumulate.
In the event that the owner decides to borrow against the cash value, the amount of the unpaid interest on the … Read More!


