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- Cash_value abstract "The cash value of an insurance contract, also called the cash surrender value or surrender value, is the cash amount offered to the policyowner by the issuing life carrier upon cancellation of the contract. This term is normally used with a life insurance or life annuity contract.To receive the cash value, the policyholder surrenders their rights to future benefits under the policy.Cash values are usually associated with whole life insurance or endowment life insurance and other forms of permanent life insurance. The contract determines for each possible cancellation date the related cash value. If the investment of premiums is contractually made in an individual account, the cash value is the value of the investments in that account at any particular time minus a surrender charge. Such cash value credited to an individual account during the tenure of the policy keeps growing with every payment of premium. It also increments due to interest credited.The policyholder may also be able to use the cash value as collateral on a loan.The cash value will often be similar or even equal to the reserve to be held by the insurance company for the net obligations from the contract. As such, the amount is usually invested and earns investment income for the insurance company which is to some extent forwarded to policyholders of participating contracts.Since often initial premiums are not invested but covering initial costs associated with selling the contract (up front or front-end fee), the amount available may be significantly lower than the sum of premiums paid for some time, initially even zero. Later, interest credited might compensate that initial loss.The value of the investment is often subject to a surrender charge in determining the cash value. A surrender charge offsets the costs associated with selling the contract and allows these contracts to be sold with little or no up front fees. Surrender charges are imposed when a contract is cancelled within a set time frame. Any cancellation after that time frame are not subject to a surrender charge. Typically surrender charges decrease on an annual schedule until they disappear altogether.".
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- Cash_value wikiPageRevisionID "689923197".
- Cash_value wikiPageWikiLink Actual_cash_value.
- Cash_value wikiPageWikiLink Actuarial_reserves.
- Cash_value wikiPageWikiLink Category:Insurance_terms.
- Cash_value wikiPageWikiLink Collateral_(finance).
- Cash_value wikiPageWikiLink Endowment_policy.
- Cash_value wikiPageWikiLink Insurance_policy.
- Cash_value wikiPageWikiLink Interest.
- Cash_value wikiPageWikiLink Life_annuity.
- Cash_value wikiPageWikiLink Life_insurance.
- Cash_value wikiPageWikiLink Surrender_charge.
- Cash_value wikiPageWikiLink Whole_life_insurance.
- Cash_value wikiPageWikiLink With-profits_policy.
- Cash_value wikiPageWikiLinkText "Cash value".
- Cash_value wikiPageWikiLinkText "cash value".
- Cash_value wikiPageWikiLinkText "guaranteed cash value".
- Cash_value wikiPageWikiLinkText "surrender value".
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- Cash_value subject Category:Insurance_terms.
- Cash_value hypernym Amount.
- Cash_value type Disease.
- Cash_value type Term.
- Cash_value comment "The cash value of an insurance contract, also called the cash surrender value or surrender value, is the cash amount offered to the policyowner by the issuing life carrier upon cancellation of the contract.".
- Cash_value label "Cash value".
- Cash_value sameAs Q2203347.
- Cash_value sameAs Rückkaufswert.
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- Cash_value sameAs m.098w6b.
- Cash_value sameAs Q2203347.
- Cash_value wasDerivedFrom Cash_value?oldid=689923197.
- Cash_value isPrimaryTopicOf Cash_value.