What Is Whole Life Insurance?
Features
- guaranteed* level death benefit, so
long as premiums are paid
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fixed, level premiums
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guaranteed* cash values
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may have policy dividends
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best suited to satisfy the longer-term
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needs of policyowners who desire
guarantees*
Advantages
- Guaranteed* lifetime insurance protection, so long as the policy is kept in force.
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Fixed premiums can help create the “savings habit.”
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Cash values are guaranteed*, so long as the policy is kept in force.
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May have policy dividends that can be used to reduce premiums or increase cash
values and death benefits.
Disadvantages
- No premium flexibility.
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Guaranteed* cash value growth may be less than could be achieved through one
of the other types of cash value life insurance.
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Death benefit may not keep pace with inflation.
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VSA 2A2.05
ed. 01-08
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